Sentence examples for much more eager from inspiring English sources
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.
That keeps the engine speed in a higher, more responsive range and makes the Golf feel much more eager.
"Some people are much more hungry and eager than others," he said.
Capriati, who won the French Open in 2001, looked much more fit and eager, but the lack of variety in her game cost her as Petrova showed off her own by winning 17 of 25 points at the net.
Peak torque of 185 pound-feet arrives at 3250 rpm (versus the 2-litre engine's 150 lb-ft at 4000 rpm), and the engine sounds much more like an eager participant than a stressed underachiever.
"It could also make people who are ready to move on and have just forgotten about their constitutional rights being violated much more angry and eager to pursue a lawsuit against the county once the criminal charges are resolved," Rothert said.
Suddenly gas was much more expensive — and drivers, eager to limit the blow, were willing to pump their own to save a few pennies.
