Sentences with phrase «of eager beavers»

The problems arise in two ways: 1) many of these eager beavers, posing as «financial security advisors,» are really only glorified car salesmen with boot - camp training in finance and investing.

Here is a small group of eager beavers at McGill University in Montreal, Quebec, who have introduced composting to students living on and near campus.

In my present place of work, I have a reputation for delivering all mail on time which has earned me the title of eager beaver.

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If you are planning to offer your eager beaver some banana slices, there a couple of things to remember.

«I was completely the eager beaver in school, I was the girl in the front of the class who was the first person to put her hand up, and it's often not cool to be the person that puts themself out there, and I've often gotten teased mercilessly, but I found that ultimately if you truly pour your heart into what you believe in — even if it makes you vulnerable — amazing things can and will happen.»

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Compare this to the eager - beaver murder sleuth Gyllenhaal played in David Fincher's «Zodiac» and the full breadth of his impressive range immediately comes into focus.

Much of that exposition is awkward or overdetermined: the girlfriend's warning to Dre; a college debate in which the eager - beaver Carly (Brittany Snow) argues for capital punishment; Kevin's horrible home life and his violent video games.

Soon he'll be back in A Mighty Wind, in which he plays another idiot who laughs uproariously at his own jokes so that his silent listeners will know they're funny, and who spouts quotable eager - beaver nonsense like «it's the kind of infectious that's good to spread around.»

Such concerns don't arise among the eager beavers competing for admission to the 15 percent of colleges and universities that are highly selective, says Michael Kirst, a professor of education at Stanford University.

A recent TripAdvisor review called The Statler «the definition of hospitality,» another lauded the «eager beaver» student staff.

When I first became a Realtor waaayy back in 1980, I was a wet - behind - the - ears former tradesman eager - beaver wannabe hot - shot salesman who bought into every «how - to» book that taught all of the psychological tricks to get to that magical «yes» vis a vis influencing prospects to sign on the proverbial dotted line.