Sentence examples for keen to repeat from inspiring English sources

Sara, for one, does not seem keen to repeat the Wildwood experience.

Having refused to learn fom its history, Russia seems positively keen to repeat it.

Firms, it seems, are not keen to repeat mistakes made in the slump of 2002.

We are proud of what has been achieved and are now keen to repeat the process for home-based education.

YouTubers are hot property in the publishing industry, keen to repeat the sales success of books from online stars like Zoella and Alfie Deyes.

Her grandmother, in her wisdom, was not so keen to repeat the mentality of impoverishment when it was no longer necessary: to wit, would it hurt to put a few more oxtails in the rigatoni?

The first player hit the market in 1992, and Sony, keen not to repeat the mistake it made with Betamax, allowed other companies to make their own versions of the device.

But the industry and the governments keen to promote it look like repeating some of the mistakes that gave it a bad name in the first place.It's going nuclear's wayGeopolitics, technology (see article), economics and the environment are all changing in nuclear power's favour.

But with a rematch against FC Kansas City looming on Thursday night – again after a Shield-winning season – Harvey is keen not to repeat the mistakes of last year.

Keen not to repeat my family history and to be there for my son as he grew up, I came up with a new marathon plan – and this time, inspired by Haruki Murakami's book What I Talk About When I Talk About Running, I decided the change would be permanent.

ESPN is keen not to repeat Setanta's mistake in taking on Sky head on and clearly had long talks with the pay-TV giant that has bankrolled the Premier League revolution for the past 17 years before deciding to bid.