Sentence examples for good eager from inspiring English sources
As for the duller pursuits of straight-ahead rolls through traffic, stop-and-go crawling through suburbia and the daily trawl from home to office and back again, the IS300 is a good, eager steed, and we like that the decibel level at 70mph is somewhat more sedate than either the 325 or 330 series BMWs, thanks to a slightly lower rev count in fifth gear.
While reputable dealers and owners insist they work hard to identify and avoid illicit goods, eager buyers continue to demand rare items, and the market flourishes.
There are plenty of good candidates eager to be elected and start again, he said.
They are invariably mediocre ("excruciatingly" so according to rugby writer Gerald Davies), though they do tend to attract good crowds, eager for a penultimate taste of World Cup festivities before the tournament ends.
That said, Mr. La Selva conducted an energetic performance, and to the extent that the amplification allowed one to judge, he had what seemed to be a good and eager cast.
This navete, and the way it elicits the men's coming-out stories, makes the book read at times like a primer for citizens of good will eager to welcome the gay people they've only now realized are living among them.
Most of the young people are not angry but, rather good-naturedly eager to match their collective strength against the limits of state power.
Much easier to follow are the hilarious campaigns that Babylen devises to sell newly available Western goods to eager Russian consumers, his dexterity with words now a lucrative tool of capitalism.
It has also given Bradley the idea for another business: He's selling access to and information about Sikko's audience the median age of the group, mostly male, is 23 to technology and packaged-goods companies eager to understand (and sell more to) such folks.
Other students, however, were just as eager to say good things.
But I like the show more for including that moment; somehow, it emphasizes the eager good will of all involved.
