Sentence examples for keen to catch from inspiring English sources

So I emailed him – in a friendly way, of course – keen to catch up.

Or are you keen to catch the attention of a popular vlogger?

Returning 20 years later, keen to catch the 'lluminations – a two-month-long light extravaganza – before they end on 8 November (blackpool-illuminations.net), I wasn't quite prepared for the rowdy Blackpool I found.

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The pack will be keen to catch the leaders around that point.

Scores of camera-ready onlookers teetered on the perimeter of the rebuilding site, keen to catch sight of her.

It's been a sparkling year for debut novels so far and the ones I am keenest to catch up on while I'm on the sun lounger are My Name Is Leon by Kit de Waal (Viking £12.99), Owl Song at Dawn by Emma Claire Sweeney (Legend Press £8.99) and The Words in My Hand by Guinevere Glasfurd (Hodder & Stoughton £16.99).

"Am I still keen to get involved?

Not until the 1850s were rubber condoms invented; before then, leather and linen versions, washable and reusable for years, did well enough for the decidedly non-metrosexual male population keen not to catch or hatch anything.

Deferential as he is to Nusrat and keen to project humility, the angst catches ever so slightly in the air.

Maron is keen to see whether it catches on.