Sentence examples for emerge eager from inspiring English sources

Before long, new, young leaders will emerge, eager and ready to take the reins of the country from the hands of this year's victors.

Foster must be a fine and inspiring teacher, because the reader of his book emerges eager to test his technique.

Adventurous stores such as Dover Street Market, bStore, Oki-Ni and the Pineal Eye had opened doors for young designers; the first generation of menswear bloggers was emerging, eager to anoint their own fashion heroes, and new style magazines were appearing; GQ Style Magazine and AnOther Man both launched the same September as MAN.

Numerous companies have emerged eager to participate in the new enterprise market opportunity, but the reality is that, industry-wide, there is still more work to be done in order to establish performance benchmarks and eliminate market confusion.

In the wake of Carneiro Leão's cabinet, a new generation of politicians had emerged, eager to acquire more power inside the Conservative Party.

To emerging poets, eager for an audience, this marginality may seem frustrating, but it is the source of their freedom.

In a big shift for the phone industry, women have emerged as eager buyers of iPhones, BlackBerrys, Treos and other smartphones.

DAVOS, Switzerland —As recently as 2008, when China was still an emerging economy eager to put its best foot forward for Western consumers, it lifted censorship, at least temporarily, on several Web sites before the Beijing Olympics.

Eager to emerge from Mr Weld's shadow, he fought hard for a bill he could tout as his own.

Overcoming the administration's skeptics, she persuaded Mr. Obama to open relations with the military rulers in Myanmar, a reclusive dictatorship eager to emerge from decades of isolation.

Even though Ms. Barry has a new book coming out next week — "What It Is," which explains her method of making drawings and stories — she isn't always eager to emerge.