Sentence examples for a bit keen from inspiring English sources

He said: "Just ease this forward," but I was a bit keen.

He won his maiden and then was a bit keen in a Group race here.

He jumped a bit keen, but he travelled so good and stretched out really well.

In the intervening years, Flanagan got himself a degree (claiming that some of his fellow students were thinking: "The window cleaner is a bit keen isn't he?") and has clearly graduated to a prime position for social commentary.

The glorious autumn weather was certainly not to her liking  "She was a bit keen and never quite in the right spot," explained Al Shaqab Racing's manager Harry Herbert, who expects Treve to now be retired.

It's not surprising if you find yourself being a bit keen to get any 'early birds' on board.

At national level too people seem a bit keener to spend, despite higher VAT.

Mr Zuma sounds a bit less ideological and a bit keener to boost South Africa's trade and commerce.

People in Baghdad, especially Sunnis, seem a bit keener on the surge, which has been concentrated there, but are still far from hopeful.

They are, however, a bit keener on the EU which both candidates say they hope to move towards.Any thought of EU membership for an unreconstructed Ukraine must be years off.

He sang "New Paint," from "Album II" (1971), and remarked that when he went back to the old records to choose material for last year's "Recovery" he was surprised how good the songs were but found his voice a bit "keening".