Sentence examples for a key to something from inspiring English sources

He reveals to the Silvana's captain, Alex Row, the existence of one of four Mysteria which act as a key to something known as Exile.

They asked Mr Reed to join them: only if they changed the key to something he knew, he said.

The entire world seems to agree that knowing mathematics is the key to something important, they just forget what.

She will be the key to something, or not, but the end is near either way.

And, this time around, only the hope that Gary Neville, maybe, has a key to open a door on something more uplifting than a cell.

But, beyond that, the selection of people for the First Lady's box can provide something of a key to the intent of the speech, and about how the Administration might try to market its substance, bringing us to: The numbers.

Hill did give help in that collection, of a kind he has been reluctant to provide in public ever since, and although his gloss is not what we might call conventionally explanatory, it provided his readers, almost from the start, with something approaching a key to how to read him.

These hidden Baroque elements provide something of a key to Ms. Brown, whose only previous experience in directing opera came in a 1998 production of Monteverdi's "Orfeo," of 1607, which opened at the Théâtre de la Monnaie and traveled to the Brooklyn Academy of Music.

This heavenly harmony, commonly called the music of the spheres, represented to Pythagoras something like a key to the secret ordering of the world. .

"Instead, knowing when to give up and try something else is a key to being successful.

And further layers of complexity were added, increasing the number of possible keys to something like a hundred and fifty quintillion.