Sentence examples for came a key from inspiring English sources

Next came a key play: a low diamond.

Then came a key defensive stand that began when McDyess blocked a layup attempt by Nenê.

Eight months later came a key event in Mr. Hall's career: his own production of an experimental play written in French and then translated into English by an obscure Irish writer named Samuel Beckett.

Then came a key moment: "I woke up on Christmas Day in 2010 and we were the most viewed video on YouTube," Lewis explained.

Next comes a key moment of cross-fertilization: The Munich concert of Arnold Schoenberg's music, in January 1911, that inspired Kandinsky to broach abstraction, after pondering it for years.

In the decades to come a key priority must be the development of strategies to facilitate the repopulation and effective remodelling of areas of advanced scarring.

And then, on Tuesday night, came a low-key show at Mercury Lounge, the cozy downtown rock club.

As usual in this trade, the day came when a key piece of equipment broke down.

It came at a key point in the game, with just under nine minutes to play.

The spat over Benghazi came at a key stage in the presidential showdown.

The release came after a key witness could not identify the suspect.