Sentence examples for job eager from inspiring English sources

As one Australia player complained: 'There are no TABs [Australia's betting agency for horse racing] in the whole country.' Nor were there the other standard perks of the job: eager groupies, in-house adult movies, good golf courses.

Or is it a new Cruz, one chastened by his loss in the presidential race, who will return to his job eager to work with them to get something done?

By opening night, he had built a devoted audience of theatre geeks with day jobs eager to attend the premiere of O'Connor's play.

When David Wright arrived in January, weeks before the reporting date, he was startled to see Collins on the job already, eager to get to work.

The upstart professional network is already growing quickly thanks to job candidates eager to check their Identified score — a sort of Klout for job candidates which indicates how in-demand they are to recruiters.

He and his friend Steve Wozniak had developed a working design for a personal computer, which Jobs was eager to turn into a business.

Also reflective of the mismatch between open jobs and eager workers is the fact the U.S. economy has added 638,000 part-time jobs over the last three months while dropping 99,000 full-time jobs.

Jobs was eager to have Tom Hanks narrate the commercial – they'd been unable to secure Robin Williams, another top choice and Jobs "pulled the president aside and asked him to telephone Hanks to talk him into it" while the two were at a fundraising dinner.

Equally important, allowing some employed workers to retire earlier would open up additional American jobs for eager young workers who are now among the ranks of the unemployed.

Mr. Koppel's troops, by all accounts, have been devastated, and they are fretful about their jobs and eager for a resolution.

Mayor Bloomberg, who has rarely missed an opportunity to praise his administration's efforts to assist small businesses or create jobs, is eager to publicize this tentative labor agreement.