Sentence examples for is eager to create from inspiring English sources
He is eager to create the memories his new teammates have, and his new bosses promised him the chance.
But the link between rote learning and authoritarian governments is obvious; neither government is eager to create a generation of free-thinkers.
Finian Matthews, the director of the unit working on the spatial strategy, said those were the reasons the "the government is eager to create more parity and economic opportunity regardless of where people live".
Less common among bureaucrats, however, is his radicalism.In this section Platoons under siege Playground politics The darkest deal Softball War of numbers Enter the chicken king Beyond petroleum The unsung radical Muscle v multiculturalism ReprintsThe government is eager to create a more open and decentralised state.
Turkey is wary of the YPG and is eager to create a so-called "safe zone" which would be held by Syrian opposition groups under its influence – ostensibly to keep Isis from its borders but thus also preventing Kurdish forces from advancing westwards.
He believes that mixed education--basic science mixed with the art and the applied science of winemaking--helps him create the wines he is eager to create: wines that retain the character of the place where they were crafted.
He had worked at Bloomingdale's, Saks Fifth Avenue and Conran's and was eager to create his own retail magic.
And because so many Americans are eager to create their own companies, they had a potentially endless customer base.
Brazil, by far Latin America's largest economy, has never been eager to create a meaningful free trade area for the entire hemisphere.
Ecuador has a huge tuna fishing fleet, and Colombia a smaller one; both countries are eager to create jobs that do not depend on narcotics trafficking.
The Chinese authorities are eager to create a more professional image for their stock markets, in line with their ambition to make Shanghai a global financial hub to rival New York and London by 2020.
