Sentence examples for keen on going from inspiring English sources

Janet had tickets for opening night at the Met, with a man who wasn't keen on going with her.

The investiture solved our problem and obliged us to act because Gill wasn't keen on going to the palace as an unmarried mother.

And if you want Buffy herself in the mix, well, Gellar hasn't sounded too keen on going back there, and it's hard to imagine casting anyone else.

Small businesses seem equally keen on going cash-free when weighing up potential costs versus the convenience of the new move.

Two others not keen on going on the record due to ructions within the Darug Aboriginal Corporation, the body representing Darug voices, say they'd also consider backing a change if it were a Darug word.

President Obama, elected on a pledge to end US military involvement in Iraq, was never keen on going big in Afghanistan, but he was expertly boxed in by politically savvy military brass who played Washington politics better than he.

Her father was not keen on her going to art college, but her mother intervened and she was allowed to go and study in Florence.

Although Americans generally support extending to undocumented immigrants some prospect of achieving legal status, they aren't very keen on Presidents going it alone.

Previously, he had been just as keen on go-karting.

But Mr Cameron is scarcely keener on going to the country when his own party trails Labour by double digits.

She was not initially keen to go out on the campaign trail; she wants to be home on weekends and at least part of the week to care for her daughters, Malia and Sasha.