Sentence examples for keen young from inspiring English sources
So what are all these keen young students there for?
Dixie Lou is now a keen young bounder, both look-alike and spiritual heir to Wallis.
"Every day we are getting fresh, keen young people from the madrassas," one said.
Offman said Germany had a declining population and might benefit from thousands of keen young workers.
Keen young cooks in cities all across the country were reviving and rejuvenating American regional cooking.
The keenest young people will find a way to get into computers, but the majority, if presented with a Raspberry Pi for Christmas, will probably stick it in a drawer and go and turn on the XBox.
It seems that his father was initially none too keen on young Sohail becoming a cricketer.
In an email after the interview, she writes: "Really keen that young girls focus on the positive aspects of the job and back themselves to succeed".
That's something you get if you nick a bar of chocolate, isn't it?" Lesley is also keen for young people to understand that the drug can kill even if they have escaped harm before.
The process involved the only utterly entertaining and relaxed publishing party I've ever attended, readings involving a very gentle breed of fan, very keen, very young people and a variety of character models and mechanisms appearing with enthusiastic owners.
