Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• But you have to be willing to earn it.
• Mr President, Parliament seems to be willing to help Member States to pass the EMU test at the beginning of 1998 by accepting cuts in the budget for 1997.
• Worryingly enough, the EU Member States have so far not passed this solidarity test and do not seem to be willing to stand by one another in difficult times.
• You have to be willing to walk away.
• I'm sorry, I don't mean to be, ahem, no one seems to be willing to discuss the details of Zachariah's death.
• As the Parliament seems to be willing to play an active role in this debate, its support and involvement would be of a great help in identifying these new challenges.
• Lawler seems to be willing to offer a free hold of some kind.
• Somebody needs to be willing to quit.

• But you, you don't even seem to be wanting to appear that way.
• Your husband was taken by the police, and I'm sure they'll be wanting to speak to you as well.
• You seem to speak from experience, Mr. Hayden.
• Anonymous and this other group called LulzSec, they seem to be wanting to prove a point.
• But, no, he just seemed to be wanting to make sense of it himself, and apologising, and saying that he knew it was a shock for all of us.
• We all seem to be quite smug about this and seem to be wanting to sit back and say what a good job we have done, but we must not be too complacent.
• And, of course, one needs the mindset to be wanting to give away what you have as a surplus.
• As one might expect, we now have a queue of people wanting to speak.