Sentence examples for has taken key from inspiring English sources

She has taken key phrases from King's early life and from his speeches, and used them as markers in telling a simplified story of his life.

Rather than write a traditional memoir, Bush has taken key decisions in his life and career and explained why he made them.

One particular judge feels like a father to him and has taken key interest in Assaf.

In order to adequately address the threat of TB, the WHO has taken key steps, particularly in recent years, by promoting various interventions, including the use of a rapid, molecular-based technology for diagnosis of TB [ 27], increased investments in laboratory services, focus on preventive therapy for HIV-infected patients and surveillance of drug resistance.

The M23 commanders have taken key towns in and around the park, and for now it is largely under M23 control.

The Conservatives have taken key seats from Labour and the Liberal Democrats in Hampshire.

Whatever the trigger, this quickly became a war, with Mr Machar leading rebel forces that have taken key towns like Bor and Bentiu, as well as oilfields.

Two independent research teams report today in Science that they've taken key strides toward harnessing the energy in sunlight to synthesize chemical fuels.

Dr Fengmin Gong, whose 30 year work history includes starting Palo Alto networks, and Zheng Bu, who worked with Gong at FireEye and spent time with McAfee among employers, have taken key positions at the company, Didi announced today.

In Rhode Island, Democrats have taken key steps toward expanding AVR by including a provision in the law to analyze what other source agencies could register voters.

And as history professor and war supporter Juan Cole helpfully notes, the rebels control significant swaths of oil-rich territory and have taken "key oil towns" thanks to the U.S.-led bombing campaign -- of 200 cruise missiles fired so far, 193 have been fired from American warships.