Sentence examples for keen time from inspiring English sources

I'm also keen, time allowing, to press on into the war territory of Lee's later volumes of autobiography, so let me know if there's demand for that.

I was keen this time that we grew quickly.

And yet I kept going back under, keen each time to push it a bit further.

I'm actually thinking of changing [from the National Hunt Chase], I thought he was very keen last time and I'm wondering, if he's that keen in the four-miler, he's not going to get home.

Later I expanded the number to nine, first of all to smooth over a couple of jumps that seemed too abrupt – I was very keen for time to sneak up on my men, as it does in life – "Ah! yet doth beauty like a dial-hand,/ Steal from his figure, and no pace perceived" – and also to achieve the pleasing symmetry of three stories for each of the three ages.

Yes, Mr. Keen nodded, times have changed.

"By my own admission, I can be a bit too keen at times and Kirk is there mainly to keep my feet on the ground and provide me with a few tips.

But despite being on military stand-by, the language emanating from Paris appeared to suggest the French government is keen to allow time to fully weigh up intervention options as well as allow the UN expert team time to conclude their report.

How has she adjusted to her keen awareness that time is limited?

Seemanpillai would always finish five minutes ahead of time, keen to get back to work.

There will be keen interest this time out in the dynamic young Finnish conductor Mikko Franck, making his Met debut.