Sentence examples for most anxious of from inspiring English sources

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

The sound of her voice in the pit lane is enough to soothe the most anxious of petrolheads.

The cast seemed most anxious of all, because when they couldn't play to the audience, they didn't have much to do.

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.

The most anxious of diners can recruit the waitress to give a nod when a party is leaving, try again on a Tuesday night or a Saturday morning, or head across the street to Five Leaves, which shares owners and is a definite restaurant, wait list and all.

It was the higher classes and wealthier sections of the population who were most anxious to secure continuity of family wealth and social position, and they were also more prone to being fat as they were able to afford not only richer foodstuffs but also greater quantities of food.

At around 10 or 11 years old, I became seriously engrossed in the study of cacti and was most anxious to know the correct name of each variety.

Therefore the thing I'm most anxious to avoid is any kind of work that can be considered "interesting" in its own right.

was most anxious to convict: Vincent Coll, the Baby-Killer, and Harry Stein, accused of the murder of Vivian Gordan.

The sense of uncertainty that prevailed in Egypt echoed some of the most anxious days of the uprising that began in January against Mr. Mubarak's nearly 30 years of rule.

Though some details were hazy, the information gleaned from those telephone conversations made for some of the most anxious hours of the campaign.