Sentence examples for exactly a key from inspiring English sources

Not exactly a key group in need of assistance.

"The Martha Stewart Show," the company's current television series and its primary sales tool, shows on daytime television — not exactly a key time slot for younger viewers.

Though a discussion of what exactly a key is is beyond the scope of this article, it's easy to find music for "Happy Birthday" in different keys by using a search engine query like "Happy Birthday guitar keys".

What exactly is a key player?

A 2007 Entertainment Weekly article characterizes that program as a "boot camp" that teaches kids to be media-savvy, and also imparts technical knowledge (what exactly is a key grip, anyway?) and professional expectations (perhaps Lohan never learned the meaning of "call time").

But neighbors suggested that even if they never suspected he was capable of such wanton brutality, Walton wasn't exactly a low-key presence.

But neighbors suggested that even if they never suspected he was capable of such wanton brutality, Dalton wasn't exactly a low-key presence.

Google's keys, however, are being built by a Chinese company and while Google is building its own firmware for them, there are plenty of sceptics out there who aren't exactly waiting for a key that was manufactured in China.

And since being deported she hasn't exactly been publicity shy – a key ingredient for a celebrity-fronted fashion line, as the Kardashians will testify.

Trying to figure out exactly how many is a key job of the research involving the Ford Explorer, which, among other things, totes around a 32-channel digital audio recorder.

Asked later what exactly Mr. Obama meant, Steven Rattner, a key figure on Mr. Obama's auto task force, said: "No plant decisions, no dealer decisions, no color-of-the-car decisions".