A cut above bustling and brassy blackpool, lytham st annes
attracted gentry eager
to make their homes in the town.
Eager anticipation
of the day's coming events.
Do not be
too eager
to deal out death in judgment.
Eager to impress, it was painful.
From the spectator to thatcher, people
seem eager
to crush the solidarity which exists here.
Eager for battle.
Eager beaver.
So eager
were they to have him leave, he noted, they provided him with poles and food to speed him along.
Eager to learn.
Comment: all the branches were represented at the workshop and people
appeared eager
to attend.
Eager punters.
The people are
always eager
to help you find your way.
Eager to hear
your comments.
Eager, disappointed longing
of those whose union had proved fruitless.
Ajax, never slow at developing their youngster's minds, where
particularly eager.
Eager to embrace
this idea of unification.
Eager curiosity, or was it something deeper that drew me nearer?
Eager to please
the globalized economy set up ' free trade zones ' .
Eager expectation
for the sons of god to be revealed.
Eager to curl
up with their pretty new pet, tovi the cat.
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