Sentence examples for getting keen from inspiring English sources

Versace's collection last year came post-Lady Gaga, when fashion was getting keen on the concept of too much.

She knew she was going to see these copies and was getting keen to see this book out there, finally," he said.

Outside the art scene too, Britain seems to be getting keen on Americans again.Despite a common language and much shared heritage, it is not always easy for Americans to live in a country where 35% of the population believes that the United States is a "force for evil" (according to a YouGov poll for the Daily Telegraph in May) and its president, George Bush, is a near-universal figure of fun.

The federal government is getting keener too.

They are also getting keener on growing their own.

With rents rising landlords are getting keener on property as an investment.

Investment banks, hedge funds and even pension-fund managers are getting keener.

Senior Taliban members, she noted, were getting keener on at least some education for girls in their own families.

Now the street is lined with halal butchers and shops selling salwar kameez.There are certainly signs that Muslims are getting keener on having their own schools.

In the past 20 years more than 100 have introduced some sort of direct voting, says the Initiative and Referendum Institute Europe (IRI-E), a think-tank.Politicians may be getting keener on public support for new laws.

The best hobbies make them feel virtuous too, which is one reason why people get keen on ecological pastimes.