Sentence examples for produce eager from inspiring English sources

Big chunks of the course can be taught without computers; boosters say it will give children lasting problem-solving skills.In part the overhaul aims to produce eager recruits for Britain's growing technology firms.

One boy called out: "A hermit?" After explaining abstinence, Mr. Myers asked if anyone wanted condoms, which produced an eager show of hands from the boys and blustery predictions about how many they would use over the course of the weekend (100 was the top prediction).

The engine produces an eager 430 horsepower and 361 pound-feet of torque, up 10hp and 15lb-ft from the standard Vantage and equal to the Vantage S. The engine is sufficient to bounce the 3,549lb GT coupe from zero to 60mph in 4.6 seconds, and onward to a top speed of 190mph.

Two kinds of director produce remakes: eager-to-please first-timers or iconoclasts that don't give a damn and see something in the material to say afresh.

The push for equality of opportunity that started with the feminist movements of the 1970's has produced a generation eager to eliminate the last barriers to women in politics and the upper echelons of business.

It seems his idea had 20th Century Fox TV, which produces the show, eager enough to bring it back.

Christie was eager to produce Wagner, with a string quartet.

Dairy goats are becoming the next frontier for some urbanites eager to produce their own food.

Mr. Boehner and members of the House group were especially eager to produce legislation.

Republicans are eager to produce a benefit long promised to a critical voting group.

The Horsemen were eager to produce more, and teamed up with online retailers to sell limited-edition variations of the 7th Kingdom figure to help reduce production costs.