too-eager

Maybe she was a little too eager, but that just shows that she really likes our brother. What's wrong with that?

I sped up the massage and suggested we switch on HGTV. "They're remodeling bathrooms! " I said, a little too eager to please.

He is only, according to one of his former employers, too eager for the work that his superior hasn't the intention to let him do.

They were only too eager to build Nixon up and relishing the bonus of cutting me to size after years of riding so high.

It's just that he is often a bit too eager to tiptoe around them.

But let us resolve not to become the negative party, too eager to find fault or unwilling to help in this time of crisis and war.

However, she says, her college-age son is all-too-eager to adopt America's credit culture.

Still, the impression everyone got was of a White House all too eager to make concessions.

She did not want to appear either too eager or too casual.

Heidi followed him as fast as she could, for she was too eager to know what had happened to stay behind.

Finally I heard the doorbell ring and I slowly made my way to the door trying not to seem too eager.

I'm too eager to see the image finished to let it develop over longer periods.

But others say that climbers are too eager to reach the top and too selfish to help those in trouble.

You may be lost in the rush of love and a little too eager to make a commitment.

Yet Microsoft could face political heat in the U. S. for appearing too eager to fill Google's void, groups that focus on human rights say.

nowadays, too many of these climbing clubs are too eager to initiate trips without checking properly the skill levels of the climbers.

Than the 3rd and what I find to be the most useful example. She loves him so much she doesn't want to appear too eager.

I said, a little too eager to please.

People now use " Ba Miao Zhu Zhang" to describe the behavior of those who are too eager to get something done only to make it worse.

She was too eager to know the result of her experiment.

Take advantage of it but don't be too eager to become intimate too fast.

Linda Lingle, who's all too eager to treat her gay and lesbian citizens a bit unfairly.

Both are too eager to develop, making money and industrialization, without concern about individual and social moral part development.

Demonstrate you are able to listen without being too eager to cut off dialog.

He foisted off a few bottles of inferior whisky on a too eager customer.

The writer was only too eager to spend more time with her family.

Can you give it to them, Frodo? Do not be too eager to deal out death and judgment.

Director Elaine Mae Woo seems too eager to pack in certain details, but avoids answering the big questions that Wong fans want to know.

Mr. Smith was too eager to see her.

But both political parties have deep reservations about being seen as too eager to support the plan.

Bullet: Incorporate Bullet into your application to find queries that are too lazy or too eager.

Mr. Brown was too eager to see you.

Candidates need to strike a balance between appearing interested in the particular job, and not appearing too eager.

Too eager to fly again to wait for Wood, Harry mounted his broomstick and kicked off from the ground.

Learning English cannot too eager to hope for success, because only had the "quantity" , can have a "mass" leap.

Others feel Mo Yan is too eager to please the authorities, citing his offer to copy Mao Zedong's work by hand in 2012 as an example.

Keep an enthusiastic and positive attitude, don't come across as too eager or discuss the difficulty of the job market.

He is too eager to know the result of his experiment.

We were too eager to know the result of the exam.

Don't be too eager in pursuing the person lest you create too high expectations.

very. The man from Taiwan is too eager to go home and see his old mother.

I was too eager to tell him the news.

Monitor your body language to make sure you don't seem too desperate for the job, or too eager to please.

Cat people think dogs are too eager to please and lack self-respect.

Don't be too eager to cut those who have disappointed you from your life.

Don't be too eager , or too confident, or too worldly, my boy.

Obsession is a terrible thing, too eager pursuit of the perfect world of the mind is a kind of naive.

Lawmakers seem all too eager to grant their wish.

We should not be too eager to share with our family or friends on how we are learning the Buddha Dharma.

Is it just me or are the foreign players too eager to stick a speculative foot out rather than be brave and dive in?

The trouble with people is they are too eager to become teachers.

Most Chinese women are all too eager for their mother-in-law to quickly die.

With Mr Kim only too eager to show where inaction can lead, what is stopping them?

Once you've let your fingers do the talking, he'll be all too eager to reciprocate.

We are but too eager to receive your invitation.

Mr. Smith was too eager to join the party.

Narrator: "this is born, phase Fried same-rooted how too eager ah. . . "

I am too eager to help you.

He is too eager to get promoted.

Excited, not because I am too eager to defeat my opponent, but because I can hardly wait to enjoy.

We want people to like us, but we don't want to seem too eager.

I am too eager to go there.

Okay, but not yet. I don't wanna seem too eager.

I am too eager to know the truth.

The boy was too eager to learn the secrets of heaven and earth.

Take Mrs. Wang for example, she is too eager to help others.

She is too eager to go to college.

He that is too eager to be rich, generally endangers his fortune in wild adventures, and uncertain projects. (No. 111)

Don't be too eager to spend what's left over;

Eager beaver someone who is almost too eager to works too hard