Sentence examples for comes with a key from inspiring English sources

It comes with a key to Gramercy Park.

One way to understand a bitcoin is as a lock that comes with a key.

It is covered in a rubbery exterior skin and comes with a key ring attached.

It is a 700-square-foot one-bedroom in a doorman building that comes with a key to Gramercy Park — a private, gated garden in the middle of Manhattan.

(This advantage comes with a key disadvantage: you must be connected to the Internet. Wireless hot spots at airports and hotels are fair game, but movies can't be carried around on a laptop).

Each license comes with a key good for one installation.

Marine Le Pen (representing the extreme-right Front National) came with a key, saying that she wanted to give French people their house back.

If every bottle came with a key and a lecture, I wrote in a short post earlier this week, this new breastfeeding initiative sounds more like a shove than a nudge.

Older Gogoro models came with a key to start the scooter, unlock the trunk, and reserve batteries at stations, but they can be upgraded to be completely keyless, and all new models will be app-only.

The door was shut, and if he wanted to, he could lay down a serious beating on me before a guard could come with a key.

Newly purchased clocks of this type should come with a key or crank, but if you acquired a used clock, or misplaced the winding implement, you can find a new one online or from a clockmaker.