Sentence examples for got the key of from inspiring English sources

I've got the key of the door!

The presentation is accompanied by a song: "I'm twenty-one today!/ Twenty-one today!/ I've got the key of the door!/ Never been twenty-one before!/ And father says I can do what I like!/ So shout Hip-hip-hooray!/ I'm a jolly good fellow,/ Twenty-one today".

Kris Bryant, ascending: The NL Rookie of the Year got the key to his hometown of Las Vegas and started to reap the benefits of the endorsement market.

I could not get the key out of the trunk lock, so this family of three stopped.

"Notice the nice new brass hardware," said Sandi Klemmer, an agent with Pacific Union, showing off the front door of a 1950s contemporary home whose door handle had been removed by thieves to get the key out of the lockbox.

But he was trapped lbw by Tom Smith (3-44), who also got the key wickets of James Taylor and Samit Patel before Chapple mopped up the tail for 261.

Jake Ball got the key wicket of Robson just after lunch, and captain Adam Voges and Paul Stirling soon followed him back to the pavilion.

Then, in between Brunt and Jenny Gunn removing Alex Blackwell and Fields respectively, Shrubsole got the key wicket of Meg Lanning, who chased a wide one to edge behind.

His counsellors may prefer the film's ending, in which Birnam finds recovery, rather than the book's – in which he plots to kill someone to get the keys of the liquor cabinet.

Detectives believe burglars may have been trying to get the keys of a new Audi which was on the driveway, but the sportswoman had taken the keys upstairs, police said.

My shameless pleading to the curator to let me see inside more tumuli bore fruit: he reluctantly shuffled off to get the keys to four of them.