Sentence examples for it keen from inspiring English sources

Play it keen and cultivate a positive relationship and six months later you might get the job after all.

When his comment leaked, the Labour opposition seized upon it, keen to circulate the quote in the hopes that it would stir up old anti-Thatcher feelings.

Nor is it keen on natural resources companies – although the trust has held discussions with companies involved in fracking and in drilling for oil in the Arctic.

Of course, unlike in Iraq, Syria is already engaged in an increasingly unhinged civil war, and, in a basic, human, way, we are, as Cameron put it, keen to do something.

When others run from danger, we run towards it, keen to witness disaster first-hand, trying to interpret the inexplicable, asking those in grief or shock to articulate how it feels.

So the Environmental Protection Agency is pretty weak," according to Pan Yue, vice-minister of the State Environmental Protection Agency.But the government is becoming increasingly concerned about the problems that pollution brings, such as sickness from filthy air and arid soil from acid rain, which has made it keen to boost the use of renewables and increase energy efficiency.

So why is it so keen to build up, not out?

He is, it seems, keen to show he has some serious intellectual chops.

Your body feels alive, it feels keen, it feels sharp.

It is also keen to burnish its anti-inflation credentials.

It is also keen to make its debt markets more sophisticated.