Sentence examples for keen to kill from inspiring English sources

Visiting relatives in Glasgow, and keen to kill a couple of hours before getting his train back to London, he strayed into the King Tut's Wah Wah Hut venue and clapped eyes on his ideal band.

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So why, I wonder, is he so keen to kill himself off? "The beginning of this performance is silent; it's about what has just been killed," says Mosquito, fixing me with a steady gaze.

It is keen to kill as many militant jihadists in Somalia as possible.

The players are keen to kill off suggestions they lost their nerve in Switzerland a week ago.

And then there's that time he sneaked off when he was 12, because he was so keen to kill a man.

They look around and see the world going their way: the Palestinians are weak and divided; Syria and Iraq are torn by civil war; jihadists are keener to kill Arabs than Israelis; Egypt is ruled by a friendly general who hates Islamists; Saudi Arabia is an ally against Iran Americaa's Congress is supportive and Barack Obama will soon be a lame duck.

His twenty-year-old brother Arthur, also a pilot and keen to join the Air Force, was killed in a flying accident later that month.

But they all seem keen to try.

Fyodorov was also keen to succeed Gerashchenko.

He was not keen to listen.