Sentence examples for a key to a from inspiring English sources

A key to a long-distance flight is to relax.

These wee creatures appear to hold a key to a critical transition in evolution.

It was like being handed a key to a locked door.

Anecdotally, experts believe this is a key to a trend in rising HIV infection levels.

Strong export growth and a revival in consumer spending are considered a key to a recovery in the United States.

Among them, apparently, were professionals who knew what to take and had a key to a vault.

Is it the one about Franklin tying a key to a kite-string in a lightning storm?

This kid had a key to a room that was empty and I used it to take a shower.

"One of the girl hostages hadn't been searched properly and had a key to a padlock in her pocket.

The importance of studying myth to provide a key to a human society is a matter of historical record.

One industry that does indeed hold a key to a better American future is the freight railroad industry.