Sentence examples for keen to remove from inspiring English sources

But she seems so keen to remove herself from the story that you are curious about her own anxieties.

When FORBES GLOBAL spoke to Thaksin by telephone on Jan . 16 he was upbeat and keen to remove one big shadow over his impending premiership: his Dec. 26 indictment on charges that he failed to report a portion of his assets in a mandatory disclosure statement after serving as deputy prime minister in 1997.

The government seems keen to remove the opposition from local authorities, where they have been entitled to be since the previous local elections.

That is why Mr Duggan is so keen to remove the more than 80,000 derelict buildings which the Blight Removal Task Force, a public-private partnership, wants to demolish.

With the addition of Sadio Mané from Southampton, Liverpool are well-stocked for forwards and were keen to remove Balotelli from their books.

The Reserve Bank will surely be keen to remove more of this emergency stimulus," said Felicity Emmett, an economist at RBS.

Initially keen to show off his titles and, thus, his social standing, Montaigne had the honorifics removed in the second edition (1582).

But they all seem keen to try.

Fyodorov was also keen to succeed Gerashchenko.

He was not keen to listen.

They weren't keen to talk.