Sentence examples for to becomes eager from inspiring English sources

This is why Tony Blair is becoming such a fan of the euro, as the business world he pays exclusive attention to becomes eager to join.

Tilemakers can charge a premium for the coated tile and are expected to become eager customers for the nanotech product.

Thus, adolescents seem to become eager for a sex-specific ideal of bodily attractiveness as they age [ 1].

Sensing my lack of conviction, each vendor becomes eager to introduce me to their goods and services.

We paid a great deal of attention to the acoustics in the music room, and everything else just fell into place beautifully," she wrote, adding that once a decorator reels in the husband, "he becomes eager to keep going".

The "I-Five" force is not likely to suddenly become eager to carry out the task of capturing war criminals when twice as many heavily armored IFOR troops shrank from the task for almost a year.

The "I-Five" force is not likely to suddenly become eager to carry out the task of capturing war criminals when twice as many heavily armored IFOR troops shrank from the task for almost a year..

(Which should be welcome to news to teachers, who have become eager adopters of Pinterest over the last few years).

"Families become eager to teach charity and philanthropy to their children through gifts to the Neediest Fund".

And with spending by disabled travelers exceeding $3 billion a year, an industry that operates on razor-thin profit margins has become eager to please, even hiring consultants to train employees on how to behave.

He underwent hernia surgery without incident, and became eager to approach anyone who paid some attention to him and had the time to talk.