Sentence examples for feeling eager from inspiring English sources
And I suspect that I am not alone in feeling eager to study and engage spiritually when I am joyful.
With a lump in my throat, I leapt forward, feeling eager yet anxious about how I might fit into new worlds.
Carey agreed to the idea of re-releasing The Emancipation of Mimi, feeling eager to release the song, as well as other material to her fans, instead of making them wait for a brand new album.
It's the first pilot this season that comes close to perfection, the sort of show that leaves you feeling giddy, eager to tell all of your friends about it.
As both teams emerged from the Wembley tunnel, a crowd of 99,801 roared in appreciation on a glorious sunny day, a feeling of eager anticipation filling the famous old stadium.
"But Dad!" You encounter a lot of this sort of thing in the convention center — fleetingly comical exchanges that quickly leave you feeling hollow, eager to send some money to the Red Cross.
Make sure you know ahead of time if you'll want to leave afterwards with them, or if you'd like to suddenly tone it back down and leave them feeling more eager for things to come.
At around eleven, Filin, feeling tired and eager to see his wife, steered the Mercedes into a parking lot outside his building and headed for his door.
The outcome has left even the architects of China's renewable energy strategy feeling frustrated and eager to see many businesses shut down, so the most efficient companies may be salvageable financially.
But Mr. Zandi's forecast assumes that rising rates will take a bite out of the stock market, dampening the so-called wealth effect that leaves consumers feeling flush and eager to spend.
