Sentence examples for most anxious for from inspiring English sources

The Germans, led by Chancellor Angela Merkel, are most anxious for the British to stay — and recognize the danger that it will go.

This wait for the bull to enter the arena is often the most anxious for the matador, a time when the matador will perhaps silently say a prayer for a good bull, one that charges straight and at the cloth.

After watching the most recent debate among the candidates for the Republican presidential nomination, I thought of this Burke quote: "It is a general popular error to suppose the loudest complainers for the public to be the most anxious for its welfare".

That in itself is worth stopping to note: the hotel opened only last October and by February it was fully booked – this is good news for those most anxious of Dubai's professionals, the accountants.

Finally, in this most anxious of moments, Balotelli connected.

The most anxious month for students is July, when exam results and university places are announced, and when local newspapers feature top test scorers as if they were local heroes.

"We know from our 'ideal customer experience' research that boarding a train and finding a seat can be one of the most anxious, stressful times for our customers, particularly if they do not travel by train frequently," he said.

This is a most anxious and historic moment for the nation (front page, Nov. 8).

Alex Castellanos, a Republican consultant, pointed to another edge: with Americans most anxious about unemployment, calling for stricter regulation of Wall Street is "not a growth argument, it's a punishment argument".

Whether the most anxious consumers can spring for a relaxing massage is another matter, but a growing number of spas are offering deals to attract customers during tighter times, a trend that may have as much to do with technology as with the economy.

Since Sept. 11, the most anxious part of a trip for many air passengers has been the airports' obstacle courses of security checkpoints.