Sentence examples for keen to ask from inspiring English sources

As Fox News parsed every second of Trump's accession in Cleveland, Fox PR people batted away reporters keen to ask star anchor Megyn Kelly whether she had been sexually harassed by Ailes.

If you aren't keen to ask her for some money, work out how you might be able to earn it by doing something you know she'd appreciate being done.

She was always so eloquent, but sometimes it was hard to keep the interview on track because she was so keen to ask questions back.

Whittingdale and Watson said they were keen to ask Myler and Crone why they highlighted the importance of the "for Neville" email last week after dismissing its significance in evidence to the culture committee on 21 July 2009.

When you have magic in operation, and non-metaphorical magic at that, the attentive child is going to be very keen to ask: "If they can do X, then why can't they do Y?" and expect a satisfactory answer.

Visitors are always keen to ask questions and share their own stories, with one effect being to "flush out a lot of urban farming that is going on already".

But this year her landlord, keen to keep the building tidy, asked her for the first time not to hang a traditional bright red scroll from her front door for Chinese New Year.

"Is Farley here today?" Marchionne asked gamely, perhaps keen to hear more praise heaped on his subsidiary's creation.

Interviewees keen to obtain a recording had considered asking for permission, yet had acted covertly due to a fear of being denied permission.

The investors, keen to come to London to meet him, asked when he'd be free.

If you find yourself in front of young, inexperienced tutors and lab leaders this term, they're probably a bit nervous and desperately keen for you to ask intelligent questions.