Sentence examples for may be eager from inspiring English sources

The parent who is there on the job may need to entertain clients in the evening, or catch up on e-mail after a day spent in meetings, but the family may be eager to go out.

If he does, Hagelin may be eager to prove he doesn't stink on the power play.

UNDER AGE 10 -- Older viewers in this bracket may be eager, but stand fast.

Zardari's opponents may be eager to bring the crisis to a head and dissolve parliament before March senate elections.

Sure, the bolder products of the Kennedy School may be eager for "tours of duty" in postwar Baghdad.

The scene is only likely to get more interesting as Facebook may be eager to introduce its own videochatting services, as TechCrunch is reporting.

Parents may be eager to send their children overseas, but they may lack the language skills or the understanding of Western practices to figure out the application process.

After reading Bee Shapiro's Fashion Week beauty roundup in yesterday's Thursday Styles, you may be eager to try a new look.

The Academy has a fearless new leader, Dawn Hudson, who may be eager to shake things up, as the Bagger's colleague Michael Cieply reported recently.

But Europe's new central bank whose constitution is modelled on the Bundesbank's may be eager to establish itself as an inflation-fighter.

Some Republicans, who may be eager to show a disgusted public that their party hasn't become completely tone-deaf, could use the budget conference to practice a new flexibility.