Sentence examples for begins a key from inspiring English sources

A sentence from a passage ostensibly dealing with the early days of Vidal's relationship with Austen, whom he met in 1950, begins, "A key memory of their relationship (for me) dates to the late eighties".

Bay Hill begins a key stretch in the Tour's schedule, with the Masters only three weeks away, and the Players Championship next week in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. Woods looked well-rested and upbeat today, and he was looking forward to playing at Bay Hill, less than a 10-minute drive from his home.

The cease-fire offer had signaled a major shift in the position of the government, which had ruled out any truce before negotiations began, a key rebel demand.

Members of a group responsible for senior Church of England appointments will begin a key three-day meeting today to decide who should succeed Dr Rowan Williams as Archbishop of Canterbury and spiritual leader of the 77 million-strong Anglican Communion.

Whereas the other parties did almost no preparatory work until the election campaign had begun, a key group of Lib Dem MPs had been drafting policy and position papers since the new year, trying to anticipate how they could get the best deal.

But then the billionaire began a key change.

In impulsivity forced trials, pecking a lit centre amber initiation key began a side key (side randomized) flashing (0.7 s on, 0.3 s off) either red or green.

The movie begins with a key image - a kind of signature image - of inscrutability and inaccessibility.

The Enter key begins a new paragraph.

Since then, Goldman seems to have begun a low-key charm offensive.

He began a minor-key, funereal-sounding version of "Frère Jacques," just as a woman carrying a clipboard appeared at the door and asked, "Can I help you?" D'Amato, who has dark hair and a beard and is slightly built, rose quickly and said, "Yes, uh, I had called," and put his arm on the woman's arm and began to walk down the hall with her.