Sentence examples for Key seasons from inspiring English sources

"When we surround somebody with media during those key seasons is when we get the best results," Mr. Carpenter said.

That's why Stukeley picked out midsummer as the key season for Stonehenge.

Whether Neymar signs for Chelsea or not, this is a key season in the development of the Premier League champions.

2014 is certainly a key season for Australian rules, but both leagues clearly have lessons to learn from the other.

Playing as a top-ranked team for the 210th time under Mike Krzyzewski — but the first since February 2011 — Duke posted two key season highs, shooting 56.7 percent and forcing 26 turnovers, while holding the Big Red scoreless for an eight-minute stretch.

Pochettino said: "I think this is a key season for him.

"The key season is really still to come," Halpert said.

Gruden knew what it was: Brown had seen something to take advantage of, as he has for 13 glorious but low-key seasons, and was expressing it to Gruden bluntly, getting his attention amid the chaos of a National Football League game.

Instead of jockeying for a national title, the Cornhuskers find themselves trying to prevent an off-key season from turning into a five-alarm fire.

KEY TO SEASON Last season 84 victories won the division title.

December, the Chinese New Year, and late summer are key holiday seasons and cater heavily to tourists, while the off season offers hotel deals and fewer crowds.