Sentence examples for keen wait from inspiring English sources

Gavin Fuller of The Daily Telegraph believed it was "a cracking start to the first part of the 2011 series, with the shocking ending of Amy seemingly shooting a girl making one keen wait for the conclusion next week to see how it all resolves itself," as well as enjoying the concept of the Silence.

It only slightly diminishes the experience that the very young, very keen waiting and kitchen staff (everyone takes a turn in bringing out dishes) talk us through each one.

However, Ms Smethurst is keen we wait until we understand the situation better before taking dramatic action.

Mr Abe may offer some corporate-tax relief, but frustratingly, he seems keen to wait until after upper-house elections in July before making more progress.

But there have not yet been any explicit attempts to arrest the politician, with the government seemingly keen to wait out the storm rather than act on it.

Spain's own 2012 deficit target has shifted from 4.4% to 6.3% in the past 18 months.Spaniards do not like the idea of being bossed about by outsiders, which explains why Mr Rajoy is keen to wait until after the Galician and Basque elections.

We will overcome!" The speeches went on as the protesters gathered, the organisers keen to wait until the march reached its maximum size.

In fact, if you're keen to wait only 18 months, you could soon be driving out of your local dealership while thumbing your nose at Big Oil.

So early VR adopters might be less keen to wait another half year to get a 'full VR' experience from Rift — re-routing their demand the Vive's way instead.

But not everyone is keen to wait for Davis to lay out a concrete exit strategy.

That was a huge fear of mine but my boyfriend was totally accepting of it and was keen to wait until I felt ready again.