Sentence examples for start keen from inspiring English sources

A look back through early issues of Stylist confirms that many upmarket brands were happy to be associated from the start – keen to tap into the magazine's target readership of professional women in their 20s and 30s.

Before the panel debate started, keen conversations about international trade concerns, expectations, successes and war stories were underway among delegates.

They were thankful for the chance of a fresh start and keen to give back.

He has started busily, keen to take advantage of any scoring opportunities.

The stop that never started Keen-eyed passengers riding the Northern Line between Hampstead and Golders Green may have spotted the widened tunnels of North End station.

A tight, tense encounter had been anticipated with the Scot needing a fast start, and Federer keen to win the group and so probably avoid top seed Novak Djokovic in the semi-finals.

Ensuring chaperones can be identified will need to be highlighted (as in the first postintervention cycle) by any departments keen to start using this tool.

But the example of Lambeth's Kingswood Primary School belies a reality music teachers and choirmasters have been battling to change for years: that fewer and fewer boys are willing to sing, and even those who start out keen have a tendency to stop when they reach puberty.

Are you keen to start exporting?

Not keen, to start with, when Gordon unveiled the post-Rawnsley election strategy.

"He's obviously keen to start the rehabilitation work as soon as possible.