Sentence examples for soon keen from inspiring English sources

Syrie was vivacious, ambitious and demanding; Maugham was soon keen to get away.

Since the export-oriented and investment-led model of growth is sputtering, officials may soon be keen to boost domestic consumption rather than merely shovel subsidised capital at big investment projects.And it is not just that China may and should be starting to pay attention to the true cost of infrastructure projects.

Gülmay and her mother hope that more barbers in Van will soon be keen to support the campaign, like those who refuse to offer shaving services to underage grooms.

Our visit was a surprise, but the old man was soon answering my questions, keen to talk.

The war lasted 10 years, but Gorbachev had doubts from the outset, keen to withdraw as soon as he came to power in 1985.

Soon enough though, you'll find someone keen to talk up the physicality of Blocker's son Aidan.

Polls suggest many voters are not keen on another election so soon, though those reservations might dissipate once a campaign began.

The Steenkamps left the court soon after the hearing ended, no doubt keen to get away.

Mr Packer has said he is also keen to move into Japan as soon as it liberalises.

Reports on Twitter suggest she is also keen to see a government in Italy "soon".

"He's obviously keen to start the rehabilitation work as soon as possible.