Sentence examples for long eager from inspiring English sources

The company's competitors, long eager for the privileges, are fuming.

Long eager to buy back that 40 percent stake, Alibaba struck an arrangement with Yahoo last year to reclaim those shares.

And they questioned why Mr. Bush, long eager to emerge from his father's shadow, would summon it anew with the choice of someone from his father's cabinet.

If you can't wait that long, eager Elian buffs can check out a more satirical take on his story (featuring Gary Glitter, apparently) online at www.fatcent.com.

Paul Kusserow at Humana praises Louisville's growing collection of venture-capital firms devoted to health start-ups.Cleveland, a city long eager to reinvent itself, may succeed at last with health care.

But for Abu Dhabi, long eager to bring Dubai deeper into its union, an enhanced risk premium for the federation's future borrowings may well be a price it is willing to pay.

Ere long, those eager to dance on her grave will doubtless get their chance.

China's film business is booming, and foreign filmmakers have long been eager for a piece of the fastest-growing major movie market in the world.

"Like China, India has long been eager to showcase the best features of its fast-growing economy on the international stage," Gardiner Harris writes in The New York Times.

Mr Cox has long been eager to see an end to the double taxation of dividends, an idea that both makes economic sense and is supported by business.

City officials, who have long been eager to start the project, said they were just beginning to assess the latest proposal Friday.