Sentence examples for keen air from inspiring English sources

With hope renewed, we walked briskly toward the east, toward a horizon still seamless with night, starry, in quiet, keen air, and made out the first city lights about a half mile away: Yuma.

And everywhere the world was awake that night, and throughout Christendom a sombre murmur hung in the keen air over the countryside like the belling of bees in the heather, and this murmurous tumult grew to a clangour in the cities.

BBC bosses are keen to air a Sherlock Christmas special to cash in on the show's popularity, it has been reported.

Of course, we are now aware that John le Carré (aka David Cornwell), was highly familiar with the secret world of espionage and counter-espionage but again, in 1963, this assuredness would have come across like a blast of keen cold air.

The squelched keening of air in movement, running with its currents like a new sea clamped atop the old, winnowing, harrowing, pinching everything down to nothing.

Emails seen by Panorama will show that Rippon was initially keen on airing the Newsnight investigation, which had gathered information on abuse by the Jim'll Fix It star from women who had lived at Duncroft in the 1970s.

He argues that China, which is keen to improve air quality anyway, would probably be building such plants with or without the CDM.

Cleaning the vents is a quarterly job if you're keen to ensure air quality.

Indeed it has been keener to use air strikes to help Kurdish forces in northern Iraq than to aid the Shia-led authorities in Baghdad.

He said he was keen to clear the air after all of the trackside speculation.

He shakes hands with a bony David Byrne, dressed all in grey with a jolt of blonde hair, looking like he's keen to avoid the air around him.