Sentence examples for quick and keen from inspiring English sources

The Irish crowd know the game, and love it, so were quick and keen to applaud Imam when he hit the first four, through cover.

Walsh managed to muster a little grudging respect for her opponent, but the crestfallen fighter was quick and keen to insist over and again that she had won.

His art seduces, but partly by flattering you with the confidence that you will be quick and keen enough to respond: it works by a kind of erotic certainty.

Murray has, of course, been quick and keen to downplay the press's suggestions that there is any lingering animosity between the two men, who once considered themselves pretty close friends.

At the same time, Stewart is quick and keen to point out that World Rugby is "listening" and has "taken a remarkable and, arguably, brave stance by asking for advice from outside the game".

On the face of it, David Letterman and the Rev. Al Sharpton would seem to have little in common, other than that both possess quick minds and keen senses of humor.

Thanks to Woods' quick thinking and keen business acumen, he's now the co-owner of a startup disrupting the UK's sharing economy that's on course to generate more than five million pounds in revenue this year.

They were quicker and keener, mind, when Rankin got Azhar out soon after, caught at second slip, and then Murtagh dismissed Imam lbw with the next ball.

They're quick and aggressive, keen to take possession high and go for the throat.

Yet Khatib, quick to smile, and keen to talk to about the wonder of Palmyra before the war, does, miraculously, hold out some hope.

The Ghana players were quick and dynamic, showing keen passing, but lacked the precise final touch needed to score.