Indeed, Goddet literally held the key.
He said Brady held the key to finding Bennett's body.
The city held the key to the Egyptian granary on which Rome increasingly came to rely.
When completed, it held the key to unlocking many important features of Yanomamö society.
But two more Cherries players held the key to picking apart Louis van Gaal's side.
But by the early 1990s, when the World Wide Web took off, Mr Joy realised that Oak held the key.
Perhaps more important, Dr. Gilman held the key to possibly building a case against Mr. Cohen through Mr. Martoma.
A generation ago, British literary culture was so homogenous that metropolitan coverage held the key to the reading public's response.
They symbolized the female suburban swing voters who supposedly held the key to victory in that year's presidential race.
But it was Spain, McFeely contends, that "held the key to Eakins' greatest paintings," with Velázquez proving a decisive influence.
For once, it was the bowling which held the key to England's lack of the sort of success they anticipated.
