Sentence examples for hollow key from inspiring English sources

The most common practice on the day was to pour wax over a hollow key head and let the formed shape cast the shadow on the wall forming the figure.

He warned against "Robin Hood-style raids" (particularly when it comes to trying to right regional inequalities ), which might "hollow out key institutions across the country", suggesting that what is required is a whole ecologically networked approach that reduces the "rush through the narrowing funding doors".

The effect of the austerity has been to both severely limit the ability of the island's economy to recover -- it has an 11.7percentt unemployment rate, more than twice that of the mainland U.S. -- and hollow out key social services, like health care and education.

Those melodic, hollow xylophone keys work splendidly with the matter-of-fact, almost conversational sampling cuts.

News flash: no one seemed to like "the beloved maestro" after all, and his outrage over faculty cuts he approved rang both hollow and off-key.

An evil tree is the thing of lore in "Hollow," a low-key supernatural film that took more than a year and a half to make its way from Montreal's Fantasia Festival to the U.K. and U.S. Four friends explore the town's spooky legend, which revolves around a large shrub that prompts young couples to commit suicide.

The formation mechanism of hollow nanofibers and the key roles of FTO as substrate need to be further studied in the future.

Simulation results show the hollow number is a key factor for enhancing the cavity plasmon resonance with respect to the hotspot region in PBNAs.

Otherwise, the hollow porous is another key factor that not only decreases the transmission distance of Li+ and electron, but also provides internal and external surface for the attachment of Li+.

A slow heating rate is the key to fabricate hollow carbon spheres.

The multiband behavior exhibited by these hollow PBNAs may be a key factor for highly sensitive Raman measurements on the various components of the whole cell using an extended range of excitation light sources [1, 2].