Word: eagerly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Pakistan is a terribly big problem," said Bell. "It consists of two pieces, 1000 miles apart, and the average annual income for a population of 80 million is about $70. The people, however, are extremely eager to move up the economic scale...
Although America's recent pact with Spain involved only bases, the Spanish seem to believe it is a license for France's bold actions. And while the State department remains quick the British interpret the silence as mute agreement with France, who is eager to turn every diplomatic twist to his advantage...
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 2: those who are eager for a change from the ordinary theoretical course, may be eager to take Fine Arts 17. the catalogue calls it "Practise in modeling and sculpturing," and that should be sufficient to attract a generous enrollment from Radcliffe. Fogg studio, fourth floor, is the place...
Last week the general and even the Pentagon conceded that the bop campaign was the most, to say the least. In their first five days on the air, the canned commercials had rounded up 70 cats in the recruiting offices, all of them babbling bop and eager to slide into those cool blue threads. (Average turnout before the jive-talk campaign: four recruits a week.) In Manhattan. Jazzbo Collins was pleased but unsurprised. "Recruiting spots would lend themselves. 'The Army needs YOU!' just wouldn't go. Whereas if you said, 'Man, dig that crazy uniform...
...Lyttelton's object at the conference was to devise a new federal constitution that will enable Nigeria's 30 million to achieve self-government along the same lines as their neighbors in the boom ing Gold Coast, without falling out in the process. The Africans too are eager for independence - but divided in factions...