Sentence examples for typically eager from inspiring English sources

Finally, a yellow cab appeared, and after a brief negotiation — cabbies aren't typically eager to cross the Hudson River — Rock got in and the taxi drove off.

Carl Boenish is describing to camera, in typically eager fashion, how it feels to throw yourself off a building with only a parachute for company.

Even a round of reporting phone calls to some of the country's biggest gay groups and activists, most of whom are typically eager to talk about their political support for issues and candidates, were initially greeted with requests to go off the record or speak on background.

And in a city full of riders typically eager to dispense transit advice, solicited or otherwise, the train went quiet one morning last week when a woman, boarding at Far Rockaway-Mott Avenue, asked, "What do we do when we get to Beach 90th Street?" It is the last stop on the H train. Stations at Beach 98th Street, Beach 105th Street and Beach 116th Street remain dark.

In a bull market, investors are typically eager to buy on the dips.

After all, many participants were typically eager to flip the coin and report after the fact that this was the morally right course of action, but then distorted the process so that the results came out in their favor.

All-cash buyers, typically investors eager to renovate and quickly resell or rent out homes, are making it more difficult for first-time buyers, who typically rely on mortgage loans that can take weeks or months to materialize.

Though a number of external forces such as those related to the economy can suddenly precipitate a short-term price cut, typically automakers eager to unload their vehicles will keep adjusting the transaction price through incentives in an attempt to make the vehicle more appealing.

In Burghart's extensive experience, police typically are not eager to supply numbers for officer-involved deaths.

Situations like the one in Croatia aren't all that rare, Haglund notes, as often the people responsible for the atrocities still control the area when the investigation begins, and they typically aren't eager to cooperate.

Even the front car, typically crammed with those eager to conserve a few precious commuting steps, was just about empty.