Sentence examples for time eager from inspiring English sources

Wandering through the woods and out into the upper pastures, I came upon a collection of pregnant mares waiting out their time, eager for commiseration.

But Mikki Bieber's forensic science students bound up to the roof two steps at a time, eager to take part in one of the latest educational fads.

Deng Xiaoping, the Chinese leader at the time, eager to preserve Hong Kong as a stable, prosperous and vibrant city, offered a solution for governing the territory, summed up with the catchphrase "one country, two systems".

Sandie Oppenheimer, a Long Beach resident who teaches yoga to children, showed up for the first time, eager to try yoga on the beach after hearing about the Sunday classes from a friend.

And gripping enough that I suspect nearly all of us will be back in these seats in a few years time, eager to see – 500-year-old spoiler alert – the bloody conclusion.

He was very clear about his boundaries and at the same time eager to challenge yours.

At the same time, EAGERs offer some advantages.

He looks more tired than some players come full-time, eager to find a quiet corner to close his eyes and rest his voice.

Mrs. Clinton did not exactly try to keep a low profile today -- certainly not to the degree she has on her recent visits to Capitol Hill, where she seemed, at times, eager not to stand out and upstage her new colleagues.

I'd go out and shoot them for the newspaper and then think, 'Man, I ought to go back and shoot this on my own time.' " Eager to make the jump from his journalistic work to a full-blown documentary project, Mr. Owens approached the publisher of a local magazine, who agreed to purchase some prints.

Wall, who was a rookie at the time, seemed eager to showcase his talent.