Sentence examples for early eager from inspiring English sources

I woke early, eager to discover what treasures awaited me under the tree.

Hannity's comeback coincided with his early, eager embrace of his fellow New Yorker.

The next morning I rose early, eager to see my patient.

But time marches on for Butler, and the team continues to show up early, eager to make the most of it.

By the next morning, I'd started calling these two raccoons "the babies". Although I had appointments that day, I came home early, eager to see the two raccoons.

Details on eligibility and how early eager participants can begin lining up for the auditions are on the Web site abc.com/hsmsummersession.

Kimball tells me that during the beta period and even earlier, eager customers, largely startups, were implementing the service before it had been deemed fully ready for deployment.

A plant manager in Arizona was on the line, panicked, talking about how a piece of machinery had stopped operating and one of the workers -- a young man who had joined the company a few weeks earlier, eager for the job because it offered health care for his pregnant wife -- had tried a repair.

His earliest, eagerest listeners then spread the word so far and so wide it soon reached Hollywood.

He said that over the next year, handsets with 4G capabilities would attract early adopters eager to test the network.

Big American cities in particular contain a critical mass of early adopters eager to try new online services such as Twitter or Foursquare.