Sentence examples for a key month from inspiring English sources

March is considered a key month to assess manufacturing activity as data in January and February is skewed by the Lunar New Year Holiday when many factories are shut.

One reason for delaying is that January is a key month for setting private-sector wages, so the MPC will have a better idea of pay pressure by early February.

Helen Dickinson, director at the BRC, said: "January is always a key month for sales and promotions but discounts have been deeper and more widespread than last year and we are seeing this trend continuing".

September is a key month for restaurants.

"August is a key month for the third quarter, but it has started slowly and below plan," Donald McKay, Penney's chief financial officer, told analysts on a conference call.

"It's not a month where you win the title but it's a key month to try and we want to start the next year leading or at least trying to be near the top".

And the Frenchman, a key January signing for Hughton (who was ironically named Championship manager of the season on Monday night), caused Wednesday no end of problems before the interval.

In Marker's documentary, a key May '68 episode is the eruption of anger on the part of student protesters who, after the failure of their Paris uprising, went to the theatre festival at Avignon, in part at the prompting of its founder, Jean Vilar, and then vented their rage at Vilar after the cancellation of a performance by the Living Theatre (under orders from the mayor of Avignon).

July is a key trading month for retail, hospitality and of course for tourism.

He botched balls on back-to-back days in a key late-September series with Minnesota at Comerica Park, which Yankee scouts noted.

On the other hand, the film has already beaten all the odds by winning six nominations after a low-key August release.