Sentence examples for was keen to make from inspiring English sources

Vaz was keen to make it a whole lot worse.

I was keen to make it as Texan as possible.

A powerful all-rounder, Mr Blackwell was keen to make an impression on his Durham debut.

But this being Rihanna, she was keen to make clear hers is a very different album.

Southwark council was keen to make a cultural quarter out of its concrete flatlands.

Ahmet Davutoğlu, Turkey's prime minister, was keen to make a point.

He was keen to make hits, and the passing decades resoundingly confirmed his instinct for creative diversification.

All post-riot analysis was keen to make a distinction between looting (criminal and damaging) and shoplifting.

Thus one can see why he was keen to make his contribution on the matter of slavery.

Livingstone, it seems, was keen to make sure that the press in Britain were kept in the dark about his failing health.

A few years ago, Stiller was keen to make "The Mirror," a corrosive screenplay written by his friend Scott Smith and loosely derived from Stiller's life.