Sentence examples for if keen from inspiring English sources

Tweet me on @comedysale if keen.

Gove answers questions with a kindly smile, as if keen to do the world a favour.

Croatian waitresses and shop girls display a stroppy exasperation with tourists, as if keen to remind you that they're nobody's slave.

At several points he emphasises his professional contentment, as if keen to emphasise that his latest album is not some bid for reflected glory.

By the seventh minute their possession had become so ominous that James McClean clattered into Antonio Rukavina as if keen to do something, anything, to unsettle the visitors.

David Miliband, the foreign secretary and another leadership contender, was notably tardy, as if keen to make it clear it was not he who was saving Mr Brown's skin.

If keen-eared listeners do in fact perceive distinctions between the portables and home-based models, it may be because some of the latter employ digital filters which are slightly better than the analog filters used in all the portables.

Yet, if keening over the Old South had been the movie's sole thematic line, "Gone with the Wind," as Molly Haskell notes, would have been forgotten, along with many mossy plantation novels and films of the period.

If, a keen price competition is expected to prevail then the best timing of policy actions is nine months ahead the tourism period.

If Mr. Keen succeeds in getting the diary excluded, there is little other evidence connecting Mr. Fhimah to the plot.

What is more, unlike Rick Santorum, who seems genuinely if misguidedly keen on saving souls, you can tell that Newt knows exactly what he is doing.