She made an eager entrance in her birthday-party scene, then seemed radiant as she sustained the difficult balances in the Rose Adagio.
This makes her an eager experimental subject.
Because the center is made up of four diverse divisions (Public Health Sciences, Basic Sciences, Clinical Research, and Human Biology), the talks cover something outside a member's direct area of expertise most of the time, which makes for an eager and enthusiastic audience.
The soloists — Steven Devine, harpsichordist, and Richard Lester, cellist — did their work ably, if never dazzlingly enough to make a listener eager to hear the concertos again.
Still, my father's rage and apprehension didn't prevent me from signing up as a marine not many years later, making me an eager apprentice in one of the wars he had so accurately predicted.
As a result, T-Pain has made an additional transformation: eager salesman to indignant complainer.
Ethan Geto, who was Mr. Dean's state campaign manager for New York, recalled that Mr. O'Byrne arrived "very eager to make a new life, extremely eager to make a break with his past".
Corrections also "clear out the weaker hands," as a Wall Street adage puts it, letting fearful traders make an exit so more eager buyers can move in.
Forest tracts were allotted to eager American, British, German, and Canadian investors by a poorly funded provincial government eager to make an impressive fiscal showing and ensure its perpetual reelection.
"Just calling for a reservation makes you eager to eat at Montrachet".
