Sentence examples for first keen from inspiring English sources
City officials, says Mr Li, were at first keen to publicise the project, but have shut up as criticism mounted.One big concern is the area's lack of water.
In 1952, Hubbard said of the E-Meter, "It gives Man his first keen look into the heads and hearts of his fellows".
Fittingly, the first keen festival goers were greeted by a party atmosphere, thanks to a lively performance from the Edinburgh Samba School.
However, before any boardroom change, Rolls-Royce is first keen to reassure itself that any person nominated by ValueAct can add to the board in terms of skills and experience.
But the man who has been in charge at St Andrews for the last 14 years was first keen to confront the single-sex membership issue.
He met Margaret Roberts at a dinner-dance, and was at first keener on her than she was on him.
When she called me up about the plays I wasn't at first very keen.
Given all the challenges in a developing world where the global population is supposed to reach 9.15 billion in 2050 (Pimentel et al. 1999; United Nations Population Division 2010), policy makers are, for the first time, keen on concrete assessments of our world, looking with interest and fear to ecological models.
Frosted finished second, Keen Ice third and Mubtaahij fourth, followed by Frammento, Madefromlucky, Tale of Verve and Materiality.
The world's 221 international airlines are coalescing into a first division, consisting of four groups (see chart), and a long tail in the second division, keen to win promotion or confused about what to do next.
Mr. Feldman took the first solo, keening microtonal patterns over a background of tabla and bass guitar.
