Sentence examples for be keen on doing from inspiring English sources

The brewer doubtless believes it can make Foster's more profitable and its boss, Graham Mackay, who built the company from a small South African brewer to a global powerhouse, is thought to be keen on doing one more big deal before he retires, probably in the next year or two.Read on:.

It's a play on collaborative consumption that intends to capitalize on the fact that people are unaware that it's possible to borrow things from others they don't know, but seem to be keen on doing so with a proper infrastructure in place.

"What's in it for me?" Employees aren't going to be keen on doing the extra work of mediating job referrals if they won't benefit in some way.

It has not subsided, not that Noah is keen on doing much to stop it.

HS: I was keen on doing it, I was keen on going down there.

According to Cutler, Jagger said that he was keen on doing a similar free concert in California at some time in the future.

Trouble is, I didn't want to go further than one or two dates with the majority of them and the two or three I was keen on didn't feel the same.

"I was always keen on doing serious stuff in a silly way and silly stuff in a serious way.

I don't think many of my fellow actors would be keen on roles that do not give them any scope just for the sake of appearing in a mainstream movie.

Many who would otherwise be keen on nursing as a career don't find it easy to make the move.

Quite honestly, I don't know why, but I'm keen on improving and doing better next time," said Konta.