Sentence examples for extremely keen on from inspiring English sources

David Cameron is extremely keen on rolling up his sleeves.

Now the third-largest smartphone maker in the world, it's extremely keen on establishing a beachhead on American soil for its phone business.

On Saturday Pardew's new strike force travels to Tottenham Hotspur – coincidentally a club reputed to be extremely keen on acquiring Ba this summer.

But he said the government is "extremely keen" on fracking and a fracking boom would require more money to be provided to ensure the environmental safety of fracking.

Pawlyn suggested that the crew use a dew-condensing technology, based on the water-producing capabilities of the Namibian fog-basking beetle, to collect fresh water at sea. "David was extremely keen on that stuff," Pawlyn said.

Barca are said to be extremely keen on the playmaker and Coutinho wants to play in the Champions League, according to the report, with Barcelona looking at a fee of €30million (£22.18m) - that fee would likely be way below Liverpool's valuation of the Brazilian.

This company is extremely keen to take on staff with previous Starbucks experience, and so after having enthusiastically lied to them about my frappe making, latte stirring Starbucks skills, they didn't even ask me to fill out the regulation forms before taking me on.

"It's too early to say what the impact will be exactly and we are extremely keen to keep the level of cover we have, had but it depends on how the reduction will affect us".

"They are extremely keen to take over power and use it," he said.

Scotland are extremely keen to return to Galashiels for a game in 2015.

"We're extremely keen to keep him," he said.