Sentence examples for changed key from inspiring English sources
As Sanford was questioned by the police, he changed key aspects of his story.
But now Orpheus changed key again, adopting a tone of firm resolve as he sang of how he rejected the cards that fate had dealt him.
Already 150 pages in, she has changed key elements of the narrative and feels nervous saying more in case she changes it again.
The most touching moment in the book is a quiet one, when Janice, sneaking into Cora's room to learn the dark arts of womanhood from her wardrobe and makeup drawer, discovers that loud, blatant, sexual Cora has quietly changed key in her early 30s, picking "another self off the rack".
The dynamically changed key, which gives totally different ciphertexts, makes our secure system even stronger.
Tracks must be recorded to change key or tempo.
'No,' said Formby, 'I find it very difficult to change key, so I don't bother.
"Playing a piano chord and letting it echo for two minutes before you change key … that's something I already went through.
Over to Tennant (in a 1996 BBC Radio 1 documentary) to shed some light: "We were always fascinated about the way Stock Aitken Waterman would change key for choruses.
Earlier both Mandelson and Lord Adonis, the transport secretary, denied the suggestions made by Byers in the Channel 4 programme that he had persuaded them to change key ministerial decisions.
