Telling him that he's "in my head all day," a line if I ever heard one, and noting that he knows nothing about her, she presents herself as a very intriguing, educated package, eager to learn about the ad business and, well, just plain eager.
The Swiss National Bank has made it plain that it is eager for the two biggest banks in Switzerland, Credit Suisse and UBS, to have more equity and less leverage than it had demanded previously.
Amid a flurry of political and diplomatic moves on both sides, Israel and the Palestinians made plain today that they are eager to put the failed Camp David talks behind them and move forward with a renewed peace effort.
I think that "intensely anxious or eager; impatient" or plain and simply "bizarre" is a better description for my greatest personality flaws: that despite my life, despite cancer, despite over a decade of therapy and a magnitude of self-help books and workshops, I am still as hopeless of a romantic as Meg freakin' Ryan and as melodramatic as an Oscar-winning actress.
White Plains is a warm, accepting, eager community.
But for years the sight of a plain potato — so humble, unpromising, and eager for attention — filled me with kitchen jitters.
With colloquial racism deemed no longer noxious but rebellious and plain fun -- especially by comedy writers eager to forsake stale Seinfeldisms and show off their harsher material -- two sitcoms have cartwheeled into prime time to have a ball with race.
The subject matter is plain-spoken and wholly credible: romantic yearning, adolescent languor, eager trepidation at what lies ahead.
As the seventh annual South Asian International Film Festival makes plain, a new wave of independent films is out there, eager to bust taboos, sexual and otherwise.
They prove not only that you don't need to show art in a plain, neutral box but also that people are often more eager to see a thrilling container than what is contained in it.
Soldiers stand sentinel on roads leading to the flood plain, which includes much of this picturesque town, blocking residents eager to till their fields or salvage clothing from their quake-damaged homes.
