Sentence examples for keen on combining from inspiring English sources
And corporations are increasingly keen on combining social-media data with customer information.Yet growth in this market could be held back by privacy concerns.
They were also keen on learning about ways to prevent their children from being injured.
One young woman goes up the Tajrish escalator wearing a black headscarf covering all her hair, a very proper hijab few women in north Tehran are keen on, combined with knee-high pink stiletto boots.
One young woman goes up the Tajrish escalator wearing a black headscarf covering all her hair, a very proper hijab few women in North Tehran are keen on, combined with knee-high pink stiletto boots.
Our apprenticeship takes at least 12 months to complete, so apprentices need to be dedicated, eager to learn, and keen to combine hands on work with part-time study," says McDonald's Jez Langhorn.
Those numbers, combined with its early revenue generating power, have Nintendo still keen on exploring more in mobile, with plans to release around two or three new mobile games per year beyond 2017.
She's quite capable of pulling off the cruel-eyed menace combined with dazzling charisma that undercuts the very best Bonds, and keen on the role.
Not keen on dark chocolate?
He isn't too keen on people.
He is also keen on devolution.
