Sentence examples for keen to attack from inspiring English sources

She is particularly keen to attack him on health care.

All speakers were keen to attack Obama's foreign policy as a stance of weakness that had diminished America's role in international affairs.

But some hoteliers and others in the hospitality trade claim the site is open to abuse, for example from rivals keen to attack an establishment's reputation.

He, and other loyal ministers and MPs throughout the debate, were keen to attack French intransigence over the UN veto, which the government is claiming broke the diplomatic process.

Writing after September 11 2001, Dalrymple is naturally keen to attack the more shaky generalisations that underpin the much derided but oddly resilient theory of the "clash of civilisations".

Updated at 11.33am BST 11.22am BST 32nd over: England 68-5 (Root 7, Ali 10) Moeen sees a wide one, and, keen to attack, cuts hard and high past gully for four.

By the time they got close, there was a look of keen anticipation to attack.

However, Celtic manager Ronny Deila is determined to keep his top players, with Bolton keen to sign attacking midfielder Kris Commons, 31.

Canaries manager Chris Hughton has been keen to add attacking options this month and has failed with two bids for Celtic's Gary Hooper.

It was only in 2003 that the Belgrano's captain, Hector Bonzo, revealed that he was under orders, and also very keen, to turn round and attack the British.

Bath, who saw last weekend's game against Toulon postponed after the terror attacks in Paris, looked to play with pace and width from the first whistle, unafraid to attack from deep and keen to get their dangerous back three involved whenever possible.