Sentence examples for fast and eager from inspiring English sources

Even as his speech went on and on toward the 48-minute mark, blasting way past his allotted time, Clinton did not seem rambling so much as direct and fast and eager.

Gamino and his team have developed a reputation of being reliable, fast and eager to help San Francisco become role model city for innovation and digital transformation.

However, notable differences were observed between age groups of schoolchildren, with 1st grade schoolchildren in particular being enthusiastic about the HWWS; they were observed to enjoy playing and competing for water and soap, being very fast and eager to respond to guidance on HWWS of schoolteachers, e.g. before going to class in the morning and being exited each time they lined up for HWWS.

They are actually very fast and eager learners.

Too often in my fledgling ultra career I've set off too fast, too eager, and I've ended up being that guy slumped by the side of the trail at 90km, not sure how I'm going to continue.

"What is becoming evident after speaking to customers is that the pace of life has become so fast and we are so eager to get from A to B that priceless possessions are easily being forgotten".

As in all decent studio meetings, everyone was "totally stoked" about "Sister Act" and eager to "fast-track" the property.

But now tired of him and eager to fast-track a rotten deal with their Chinese business partners, the Motches recruit Marty Huggins (Mr. Galifianakis), the sweet, wimpy son of a legendary local politico, to run against Cam.

Silicon Valley has every resource you could ever want to start a company and take it public fast: universities eager to share their intellectual capital, entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, investment bankers, commercial bankers who will actually lend, p.r. mavens with a good line of bull and a social hierarchy that puts a Larry Ellison Latry Ellison athehe top of the heap.

However, she got so rattled by the matter of why Labour voted for the EU budget cut that she started talking really fast and getting a little over-eager with the maxim 'the best form of defence is offence', none of which peels my spuds.

"But now I see that the children are really engaged and eager to learn, and they are responding 10 times faster than with my old way of teaching".