Sentence examples for watch eagerly from inspiring English sources
"watch eagerly" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to describe someone or something showing interest in and paying close attention to a particular event. For example: "The crowd watched eagerly as the contestant opened the surprise box."
We will watch eagerly and hope Israelis hold him to it.
I will now sit back and watch eagerly to see whether anyone else offers either of our readings... Missing Dates Slowly the poison the whole blood stream fills.
I will watch eagerly to see the amount of blue sky that actually appears over the next 16 days, because the Chinese have promised good weather, and I have full confidence in the Chinese since pretty much everything I own at this point is either made by the Chinese or will be in the near future.
En route they present the family with enormous amounts of food and watch eagerly as they gorge themselves, then check their weights, being particularly delighted at Homer's mass.
The companies, watched eagerly by investors, are under pressure to generate strong sales as soon as a drug is introduced.
Joe Andrew, national chairman of the Democratic National Committee, said he was watching eagerly as Mr. Bush and Mr. McCain yanked each other to the right in South Carolina.
Solange longs to escape, and watches eagerly the doings of the Villa de Fauvettes, where Hilda, a blonde entertains her many paramours.
But the boy lives a life of ineluctable isolation, ostracized at school and watched eagerly for any sign of his parents' derangement.
But it is also being watched eagerly because of the longstanding close relationship between Mr. Velella and the Bronx Democratic leader, Assemblyman Roberto Ramirez.
As with Rovio's Amazing Alex, ZeptoLab's Pudding Monsters was watched eagerly by the mobile games industry to see if the company could repeat its core brand's success with brand new IP.
Heterosexual monogamy may have been the bedrock of Victorian society, but the public (then as now) watched eagerly when a marriage crumbled: "That's the devil of publicity," Harry thinks, "an airing of any kind only feeds the flame".
