Sentence examples for ones eager for from inspiring English sources

Claire Green, president of the Parents Choice Foundation, the nation's oldest nonprofit evaluator of children's media products and toys, said the emergence of savvy new children's musicians was wonderful for parents, especially ones eager for music that doesn't drive them crazy.

It was enough, however, to make one eager for Kornwolf, due next year.

Tak isn't the only one eager for change in the Korean modeling industry.

They're not the only ones eager to show off.

At the meeting on Wednesday, one woman, eager for her job and back wages, shouted, "Tell me where I'm supposed to go and what I'm supposed to do".

Despite press reports that the vast majority of comments call for the rulemaking to end, a thorough analysis of comments from organizations shows that those whom the rulemaking would most affect are also the ones most eager for it to proceed.

"No one is eager for the military alternatives," said one senior official.

But if a Bush-Kerry race it is, this is going to be a tough slog in a campaign universe in which dozens of Jack Paars, not merely one, are eager for the candidates to come on and perform their well-rehearsed simulations of reality.

Understandably, no one is eager for friction; the legislators have to work with the governor on numerous bills, not just my one.

Mr. Spano, for one, is eager for the results.

No one seemed eager for a reprise of the brutal exchanges that Dr. Dean and Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri engaged in during the final days of Iowa, which many believe accounted for their third- and fourth-place finishes.