Sentence examples similar to keen to take on the challenge from inspiring English sources

She was also keen to take on a comic role.

Mr. Bloomberg was keen to take on the impossible, or at least the seemingly so.

While this behavior can be corrected, it might be a challenge that you're not keen to take on.

Is that a problem for a country keen to take on further powers from Westminster?

All instructors were keen to take on more clients of this nature.

If you do get noticed by a publisher keen to take on your work, don't sit on your laurels.

Take on the challenge and adapt them.

It's worth taking on the challenge.

MARIA KNAPIK takes on the challenge.

A few days before she died in 2007, Roddick made clear to The Body Shop's leadership that she was keen to see the business take on the challenge of addressing child sex trafficking.

Alan Curbishley is keen on taking on the challenge but his demands will almost certainly be too great for the frugal chairman, Karl Oyston, who has his sights set on the likes of Nick Barmby and the MK Dons manager Karl Robinson – who he asked permission to speak with last night.