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10 sentences with “eagerly”

Short, simple sentences with “eagerly”, suitable for children and primary/elementary school, with common expressions and related words. You'll also find examples for middle and high school.

Brief definition: eagerly

In a way that shows strong interest, excitement, or enthusiasm about something that is going to happen.

10 sentences with “eagerly” — examples

They eagerly awaited the announcement of the contest winners.

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Illustrative image eagerly: They eagerly awaited the announcement of the contest winners.

The serial killer lurked in the darkness, eagerly waiting for his next prey.

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Illustrative image eagerly: The serial killer lurked in the darkness, eagerly waiting for his next prey.

The theater was about to fill up. The crowd was eagerly waiting for the show.

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Illustrative image eagerly: The theater was about to fill up. The crowd was eagerly waiting for the show.

He was walking along the beach, eagerly searching for a treasure. Suddenly, he saw something shining under the sand and ran to find it. It was a one-kilogram gold ingot.

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Illustrative image eagerly: He was walking along the beach, eagerly searching for a treasure. Suddenly, he saw something shining under the sand and ran to find it. It was a one-kilogram gold ingot.

When it reaches the water, the camel begins to drink eagerly, being able to drink more than a third of its body weight.

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Virginia landowners, in particular, eagerly sought to diversify their holdings beyond tobacco, the price of which had stagnated and depleted the fertility of land along the Chesapeake Bay.

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To his delight, World War I broke out while he was already in Germany; Hitler eagerly volunteered for the German army and served on the western front, surviving both a poison gas attack and shrapnel from an exploding shell.

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Rome's internal political problems were in some ways of its own making: the Praetorian Guard auctioned off the throne, would-be emperors eagerly assassinated their rivals, and Roman elites largely retreated to their huge estates to profit from their serfs.

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From the Battle of Britain onwards, while priority was given to military targets, German bombers also deliberately sought civilian targets, and when the war began to turn against Germany, the Allies eagerly returned the favour by raining bombs on German cities.

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Although the Ottoman Empire itself was a proudly "Western" civilisation, eagerly building on the prosperity of Byzantium after absorbing it, there is a (mistaken) legacy of centuries of differentiation between the Byzantine-Ottoman culture of the East and the medieval Roman-European culture of the West.

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