Sentence examples for keen on changing from inspiring English sources
But she is also keen on changing the treaties, but only if there is need for a change.
Mahut, the plucky Frenchman who lost to Isner in their history-making opener last year, wrote a book on the match, then returned to the All England Club keen on changing the ending.
"We are very keen on changing those perceptions, and culture has a big impact on regeneration".
They need to give way to modern young people, including young people in professions like business and law who are keen on changing society for the better".
What was striking was how many of the party's arch-pluralists – those most keen on changing the rules of the game and sharing power – were opposed to a deal with Clegg.
As the town citizens learn more about it, however, none of them are keen on changing their lifestyles if it means no processed meats and medical research on animals, and even become interested in how dogs taste after Brian mentions they are eaten in some cultures.
His efforts go well beyond those of the government, which seems keener on changing the beneficiaries of Russian big business than its management style.
Finty's [her daughter] very keen on me having one.
Thornton's less-than-jolly bearded figure is very keen on taking jaded moms into the store's changing rooms – for a very specific type of romp.
"I am very keen on stability and I don't believe in changing managers for the sake of it," Baker added.
