Sentence examples for be very keen from inspiring English sources

Scholars will be very keen to see how this fits into the story of Van Gogh.

Even then they might not be very keen to be phoned up at home.

I'd be very keen to see it happen," Mr Reynolds said.

Controversially, I'd be very keen to see The Fades [which Tom appeared in - Ed] brought back.

He would be very keen to welcome Fred and Kathryn [?Murdoch] in Edinburgh with his Minister...

He would be very keen for Sky News to organize it with Adam.

But, if it were left to me, I'd be very keen to go".

"I know that Mr. Cunningham seems to be very keen on happy accidents.

Iain Duncan Smith is said to be "very keen" to debate this.

O'Neill is said to be very keen to sign Keane should he take the job.

Or to be very keen to get on with the job.