Sentence examples for keen to drop from inspiring English sources

Andy's keen to drop down into the valley.

One reason to be cheerful is the form of Isco, superb on Saturday against Belarus and active again here, keen to drop and become involved, carrying the game.

They also agree that money is not important (though they note that there remains a strain of hippydom that involves rich kids keen to drop out. John calls them "upper crusties").

Murdoch had clearly been happy to see the end of the pictures years before, but he held back until the start of 2015 before ordering editor David Dinsmore (who was keen to do so) to drop them.

Commenters are keen to participate in any way possible, including offering transport to drop off clothes, toiletries, and tents at the camp.

Although scientists may be encouraged to drop the jargon, the marketers are certainly keen to use it in their communications.

Sharapova made a nervous start, double-faulting to drop serve in game one, while Williams appeared keener than ever to shorten the points, possibly because of her ailment.

The U.S. military, keen to show its support to the Pakistani people, flew hundreds of helicopter missions to drop of food and pick up survivors.

Both Cook, who has averaged only 17 in the South Africa series but is 117 runs short of 10,000 in Test cricket, and the head coach, Trevor Bayliss, have been keen to avoid a drop in intensity from their side after losing the final Ashes Test of last summer having already completed the series win.

And why are they so keen to speed away after dropping him off?

The team go into the match keen to make up for dropping two points in the 1-1 drawithth Ukraine in their last match.