Sentence examples for become keen from inspiring English sources

Since Mr Lajcak's plan first became public, Montenegrins have become keen mathematicians.

People have become keen to support their favourite artists by buying into that ownership concept.

I've become keen on cycling though I don't go to the gym.

It has also become keen on what the studios call "pre-sold" films—stories based on a book (like Harry Potter) or a toy (like Transformers).

Although graduates of the program have yet to enter the Sprint Cup Series, the highest level in Nascar, competition to participate in the program has become keen.

"By the 1980s, people realized competition had become keen for gaming," said Jon F. Hanson, who was the chairman of the Sports and Exposition Authority for most of that decade.

Second, pricing will become keener for consumers.

As I've got older, I've become keener on this.

As the isolation of the president and his country have become more stark, you would think that he would become keener to negotiate his way out of his murderous impasse.

He says the children have become keener on household chores.Mr Zhang says he would like to have a Boxer memorial in his park, but he thinks the government will object.

The political changes on the other side of the iron curtain had made it possible to start thinking about membership of the EC itself (although the Russians were still not keen on the idea).Austria, for its part, had become keener because it badly needed the economic boost it thought entry would provide.