Sentence examples for diary key from inspiring English sources

Roy's diary: Key dates on road to Euro 2012 13 May Final round of Premier League fixtures.

As someone who finds keeping track of diary, keys, purse and phone quite enough of a palaver, the idea of having to remember rigidly to take a tablet every day would quite frankly turn me into a panicky wreck.

Her diary, a key historical document, is thrilling and unforgettable.

If her diary has keys, look for them.

Keys' "The Diary of Alicia Keys" was a marvelous updating of the Motown R&B-pop; tradition, while Coldplay's "X&Y;" contains some of the most gorgeous love songs in ages.

Festive tills of yore have rung to the joys of two Kelis albums (Kaleidescope in 1999 and Tasty in 2003), two Alicia Keys albums (The Diary of Alicia Keys in 2003 and The Element of Freedom in 2009), and two Mary J Blige albums (The Breakthrough in 2005 and Growing Pains in 2007).

The album had the second highest debut sales of 2003 by a female artist (only behind Alicia Keys's The Diary of Alicia Keys), as well as the fifth highest debut sales of the year.

Should teenagers have the same expectation of privacy from parents in their online accounts that an earlier generation had with their little red diaries and keys?

Getting on top of news: In 1998, Tony Blair's press officer Alastair Campbell introduced the Grid, a fortnightly news diary and a key part of the No 10 strategic communications unit.

"Who's going to play you in the movie?" From hidden in a teenage diary with a key, 92-year-old Florence was revealed in a book.

Consider using a diary with a key for printed journals, and protect any online journals with a password.