Sentence examples for anyone else keen from inspiring English sources

The Open WetLab is an unusually ambitious community science workshop, welcoming hobbyists, students, artists, amateurs, the retired and anyone else keen to turn their hand to "creative biotechnology".

He is cagey about handing his life's work over to anyone else, although he is keen to talk up the team around him, and enthuses about the next generation of British sculpting talent such as Roger Hiorns and James Capper.

(That said, when foreign companies buy controlling stakes in Thai firms, they are as keen as anyone else to exploit minority shareholders, she finds).Mr Prasad also highlights a third side-benefit.

West tells the story of their sacrifices better than anyone else, with an infantryman's keen eye for combat and a father's love for those who engage in it.

Do it because you want to (and not anyone else) and because you have a keen interest in the law (as opposed to a keen interest in calling yourself a barrister).

It only sold about three copies, but it received some nice reviews and it left me with a keen interest in anyone else writing about the same subject.

Though the Maybot often finds it impossible to answer any question with a straight yes or no – odd for someone who gives every appearance of having been programmed in binary – she isn't that keen on letting anyone else answer on her behalf.

But neither he, nor anyone else in the government, seems particularly keen to help matters.  .

He added: "It would appear they are more keen on him than anyone else.

He was not keen to talk to the police, or anyone else, in the wake of the incident.

"He (Blunkett) was very keen to be treated like anyone else," Mr Patterson said.