Sentence examples for edge of a key from inspiring English sources

Natural nails, however, can easily develop cracks, breaks and tears, which can lead to severe pain when caught on the edge of a key.

There is a problem with this as the sharp edge of a concave key will mark the screen when the clam is closed – particularly if the key has a long travel.

Keith tells Richard how the limestone of Wenlock Edge was a key factor in the Industrial Revolution because it was used to extract iron from the ironstone.

However, in recent decades public participation has lost much of its adversarial edge to become a key, legitimating idiom of institutions across the spectrum of society.

After last week's market plunge which knocked £73bn off the value of Britain's biggest companies, shares are edging higher at the start of a key week for the global economy.

If you want to go undetected, place a small strip of soft, shock-absorbent material on the top edge of the key where it physically touches the lock.

In smoke management design, the characteristics of a horizontally flowing hot gas layer below the spill edge of a thermal spill plume are key input parameters for empirical and analytical entrainment calculation methods.

The serrations on the edge of the key raise pin tumblers to exactly the correct height, allowing the cylinder of the lock to revolve and withdraw the bolt.

Run it around the edge of each key to remove grease and dried liquid.

While pushing or pulling on the edge of the key in the desired turning direction, sharply strike the back end of the key with a solid object such as the back of a screwdriver.

When we paddled out the next day, we crossed colony of true snowbirds--white Pelicans--gathered on the edge of an Island called Indian Key where they would stay to fatten up all winter.