Sentence examples similar to keep eager from inspiring English sources

The latter kept eager track of the competition with his sibling, checking the private Florida polling each morning to see where his race stood compared with his brother's.

"I just told him he can keep it," Eager said of the final confrontation.

In the Beethoven, however, you could argue that restraint was necessary to keep the eager orchestra in check.

Live streaming an experience like a concert, Chamberlin hopes, is something that could slake a fan's appetite for content from a musician and keep them eager to open their wallet for more.

Inside is a lucky piece -- but a barrier of nails keeps eager hands away.

Inside, as promised, is a lucky piece -- but a barrier of nails keeps eager hands away.

It's a courtesy, a form of intellectual generosity that keeps us eager to learn and keeps the learned from getting sour or augustly stale.

I had seen the pictures before, countless times, but I kept scrolling, eager to find the one that hurt the most.