Sentence examples for much eager from inspiring English sources
The phrase "much eager" is not correct and cannot be used in written English
A correct phrase would be "very eager." For example: I am very eager to learn more about this topic.
"They're very much eager to get their countries sorted out.
It seems not so much eager anticipation as a feverish delight that greets these songs tonight.
Fcr its part, the iceberg did what icebergs do best in temperatures above freezing, particularly with so much eager assistance.
The crush in the cacophonous, vaguely Bavarian front tavern, which pushes a menu of overworked cocktails like the Lion's Paw (a dull mix of cucumber vodka, rosewater, and lime), can be unpleasant — too much eager ambition on display, by patrons and purveyors alike.
The crush in the cacophonous, vaguely Bavarian front tavern, which pushes a menu of overworked cocktails like the Lion's Paw (a dull mix of cucumber vodka, rosewater, and lime), can be unpleasant too much eager ambition on display, by patrons and purveyors alike.
Then came the part we each waited for with much eager anticipation.
It seems that on rainy days growers are much more eager to chat.
Commercial banks are much more eager to expand their physical operations in China.
They are much more eager to go to the next one".
It really makes you that much more eager to show up to the park every day.
Other places, however, have been much more eager for the jobs and licensing fees that legalized fracking would bring.
