Sentence examples for keen on voting from inspiring English sources
Hoosier voters were particularly keen on voting for change.
For as long as the organisation has asked a question about independence - about 15 years - women have been less keen on voting Yes by a consistent six or seven percent margin.
Even political foes agree here on today's parlous state of disagreement, leaving you keen to vote but feeling a little defeated already.
"I wasn't too keen on either candidate, but I voted for Marta because of the Workers Party reputation for honesty," said Samuel Rubinski, a 43-year-old systems analyst.
She said the proposal had Miliband's backing: "Ed Miliband has come out and said that he is very keen on the idea of votes at 16 so I am very hopeful that the party will endorse it, but obviously we are a membership organisation and we're going to have to have that debate and I'm going to have to win the argument.
Everton, Newcastle United and Aston Villa are also keen on the Senegal international, who has been voted the Russian Premier League's player of 2015.
By 1982, of course, the country had shifted from Carter to Reagan, and, however Spielberg voted, he was smart and sensitive enough, and sufficiently keen on Norman Rockwell, to pick up the traces of nostalgia in the air.
Not keen on dark chocolate?
He isn't too keen on people.
He is also keen on devolution.
