Sentence examples for keen to pick from inspiring English sources

She is keen to pick up tips from other principals.

It is a point Peake is keen to pick up on.

Tom Croft at No6, with the Lions keen to pick players in their specialist position.

Today she is keen to pick up the thread, putting to work her degree in broadcast journalism from Columbia College in Chicago.

The small silver lining for retailers from the pound's drop has been an influx of bargain-hungry foreign tourists keen to pick up luxury items.

BBC1 controller of drama commissioning Jane Tranter is said to be keen to pick up axed Channel 4 legal drama North Square.

Although I'm not a fan of generalising by gender, many boys, especially at the emergent reader stage, are keener to pick up science and non-fiction books offering satisfying chunks of fact than to immerse themselves in longer-form stories.

One didn't need especially keen hearing to pick that up as code for 80 million Muslims entering Christendom.

If we have chosen you as a partner, or even a dear friend, we may see either a situation that requires our keen ability to pick up the mess, or we may see someone who can love us back to health.

"He's [Lydiate] been great - how hard he works, how keen he is to pick up how we play; how we are keen to develop him in certain things and I just think he's a good character to have in the group," added Tandy.

Southall, who now runs "an international company that delivers science to support conservation management and environmentally-responsible business decisions" and chaired the scientific panel, issued the report earlier this year and saw it picked up by environmentalists keen to blame an oil company for killing whales.