Sentence examples for keen on joining from inspiring English sources
"keen on joining" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It means to be very interested or enthusiastic about becoming a part of something. Example: After attending the company's presentation, I became keen on joining their team and contributing my skills to their projects.
VALDIS DOMBROVSKIS, Latvia's prime minister, on his country's astonishing economic recovery, the advantages of austerity and why he's still keen on joining the embattled euro zone.
Everyone seemed keen on joining except one woman, who asked if there was any chance this process would be used to brainwash us.
Mr. LaFontaine said Mr. Lanza was keen on joining the military, as his uncle, Mr. Champion, had done.
Eurovision's borders are open to countries beyond the would-be superstate, and I'm not too sure Putin would be too keen on joining anyway.
Now Mertesacker, whom Arsenal signed from Werder Bremen last summer, has revealed his friend has contacted him regarding a move and claims the striker is keen on joining Arsène Wenger's squad.
The rebels say they have 18,000 volunteer fighters, mostly from Russia, and that more are keen on joining.
They will be keener on joining groups that are active in relatively stable areas and offer a decent salary, not those involved in heavy clashes on a day to day basis.
What is more, some permanent members are not keen on Germany joining them.
Having been defeated twice in recent memory by France and keen on revenge, Austria also joined the coalition a few months later.
We're also really keen on you coming to join the fun so we're offering you the chance to win six tickets to the Weekender.
Russia's aggression will make these countries, and others, keener than ever on joining.
