Sentence examples for car keys of from inspiring English sources

Here in the suburbs, that storied bosom of safe child-rearing, the Undertoad lurks most ominously behind a lightly piped request: "Mom, can I have the car keys?" Of course, young immortals don't think so darkly.

That is the fact that his "wake up America" message may be resonating – the metaphor that Republicans want the car keys of government back when they crashed that very vehicle just two years ago – and now want to hand them to the political equivalent of a bunch of wayward teenagers – is apt and powerful.

If his first-innings 95 was a tense grope in the dark for the lost car keys of form, then his second innings 70 not out was getting back behind the wheel, thanks to powerful sweeps off the spinners and deft guides to third man.

So like many of you, I've got to deal with the car keys of both groups because I have a teenage son.

The best kind of Kiwi news always involves beating an Australian, so the haka cry was heard around the country when a Queenstown man took it upon himself to confiscate the car keys of an Aussie he witnessed dangerously overtaking another car.

If you insist on taking the chance, limit the number of drinks per person and take the car keys of anyone who has been drinking.

I decided to do the "cakes" one 'cause I didn't want to test out any anal gaping--especially since it involves fishing your car keys out of someone's butt with a piece of chewing gum on the end of a stick.

She digs her car keys out of her bag.

I was wrestling car keys out of my purse with one hand while trying to keep a grip on my toddler son with the other.

"Would I give the car keys to the drivers of Japanese equities?" Nicholas Smith, a strategist at CLSA Asia Pacific Markets, wrote in a research note.

Old mice don't have car keys to lose track of, but they do struggle to remember a place where they once received a nasty shock or a hidden platform in a pool of murky water.