Sentence examples for and in the key from inspiring English sources

She was patient, well-organised and, in the key points, too strong for her vaunted opponent.

He sticks out those long arms, and in the key situations, he's come through when you need him the most.

But more Iraqis watch al-Arabiya than al-Jazeera, and in the key market of Saudi Arabia the two run neck-and-neck.

This helps explain why he's better when playing within the strict confines of genre, and in the key of pop, than when trying his hand at heavy reality, as he did in the lugubrious Vietnam drama "Casualties of War".

In the national polls, Romney is now running slightly ahead of Obama (though within the margin of error), and in the key battleground states, he is also closing on him, and in some cases moving ahead.

At the end of the 1999/2000 season, ABC was the No. 1-rated network in total households and in the key age group 18 to 49, Disney said.

Marjorie knocked, called out her warning, and slipped in the key.

He has both strengths and weakness in the key early-voting states, meanwhile.

William also mentors photographers, sharing his knowledge and experience in the key techniques for taking successful still life images.

"" is written for solo voice and piano in the key of D-flat major.

"Golden Retriever" is 2 minutes 28 seconds long and is in the key of D major.