Sentence examples for ahead with keen from inspiring English sources

He looks ahead with keen eyes.

In the weeks and certainly months ahead many South Africans will be watching the Pistorius case with keen interest.

But tour publicist Ryan Levitt said Crisp had been genuinely keen to go ahead with the tour.

So why was Andrew Lansley so keen to press ahead with the reforms?

So far Liverpool and Doncaster have said they would be keen to press ahead with such schemes.

Osborne is keen to push ahead with tax cuts by increasing the thresholds at which workers pay tax.

This could prove troublesome with Ms Merkel, who is keen to push ahead with wide-ranging reforms to the Eurozone without enacting treaty change.

He is keen to push ahead with even more esoteric products such as risk management and back-up financing, he says, and wants to expand into outsourcing.

Greenland, in return, is keen to press ahead with exploring for its mineral resources, which in many cases lie trapped under 150 metres of ice.

There will be a £15bn package to improve roads and Osborne is keen to press ahead with his plans for a Northern powerhouse.

He talks about how 19th-century candidates risk not getting canonised because the church is keen to push ahead with the likes of John Paul II and Mother Teresa.