You're too keen. You're too keen. No. Hang on. Hang on.

Keen on mischievous pranks,

You keen on tennis?

You'll be keen on the house.

The English are keen on gardening.

You're too keen. You're too keen. No.

She is keen on birds and flowers.

I'm not very keen on this place.

Why is he so keen on dancing?

I'm terribly keen on seeing those chaps.

Just how keen are you on this idea?

I'm not too keen on heights, you know.

You're getting pretty keen on Alice, aren't you?

What a pity you're not keen on her.

And I'm not too keen on practical jokers.

Not keen?

Many of us in Africa s private sector are keen to make a difference in meeting these goals.

You're keen, eh?

We are keeping a keen eye on further developments on that matter.

Many had keen interest.

Ain't that just keen.

He and other political leaders were keen on a united Europe.

The good NGOs, like Oxfam, are very keen on this idea.

You want to tell me what's going on with Agent Keen?

A very keen, unorthodox mind.

Your keen perceptions humble me.

But my competitions too keen

Then how do you plan on getting keen out of that concrete box?

And we all know how keen you are on getting the job done.

For that reason, we welcome with keen interest the announcement of the forthcoming Pretoria meeting among the key actors in the crisis.

All these aspects merit keen attention.

You're so obviously keen for it.

You're so keen to find him.

Japan is keen, but its views on regional monetary cooperation do not match China s.

How long has Mr. Keen been inside?

I'm telling you, Keen. He used us.

I'm keen, all right. So am I.

Splendid fellow. Oh, yes, keen as mustard.

They're a pretty keen and desperate bunch.

He's keen to study electronics at college.

Mali has been following with keen interest the latest developments on the question of Palestine.

On the contrary, people are very keen to know about Sudan and what is Sudan?

Algeria is keen to see the Ivorian actors take the opportunity of the meeting to be held in Pretoria on 3 and 4 April to announce a serious relaunching of the political process.

I am keen to understand what he meant.

And could we capture them through keen observation?