Sentence examples for been keyed that time from inspiring English sources

Other things more pleasurable than Through the Keyhole: the inescapable torture of a retinal migraine; the dark annoyance of lovingly making a sandwich and realising on first bite that the bread has green mould speckles; being woken by the police at 7am and asked if you know your car has been keyed; that time I found a clump of what looked like pubic hair in a Cornish pasty.

That's what your brain is keyed in on.

Nothing in the thinker's linguistic behaviour, according to the anti-realist, provides evidence that this link has been forged linguistic use is keyed to public assertibility conditions, not undetectable truth-conditions.

There have been incidents a couple cars were keyed, there's been a few instances petty theft though there's speculation that those were the result of irate locals reacting to high noise levels polluting their otherwise bucolic and patently un-Russian territory.

He employs a system whereby letters of the alphabet are keyed to sections of a color wheel.

The phones are keyed to Harley-Davidson's 100th anniversary and are engraved with the company's logo.

Some institutions, for example, are permitted to own only highly rated securities, and many capital requirements are keyed to ratings on the institution's holdings.

A specific Homo sapiens interleukin-2 receptor gamma subunit (IL2RG) gene sequence is keyed-in as input and the result of ZifBASE-prediction tool shows that one ZFP binding site (in red color) predicted in the input sequence along with the table explaining the details about ZFP binding sequence, position and name of the ZFP.

Note how the RAM and slots are keyed--line them up so they will fit in properly.

And issues that nobody really is that keyed into, or very keyed into.

In other countries, challenges to infrastructure projects -- these would not go to a court of general jurisdiction, they would go to a court that is very keyed in to the issues -- and able to rule more quickly".