Sentence examples similar to key fence from inspiring English sources

A list of key fence-sitting Democratic senators could include Debbie Stabenow of Michigan, Claire McCaskill of Missouri, Blanche Lincoln of Arkansas and Mark Warner of Virginia.

Mr Miliband recognised some of that reality in his low-key fence-mending speech in Bournemouth on Tuesday, when – far from renewing fisticuffs – he positioned the party squarely alongside the union movement.

It became the toniest and most beautiful square in the city, enclosed by an iron fence, keys were issued to residents.

And when some Palestinian young men accidentally tossed their keys over the fence one recent afternoon, the couple said, they spent an hour searching in the bushes, though they would not risk letting the neighbors in to hunt for themselves.

There was an understanding from the beginning that the key to Rabbit-Proof Fence's success lay with casting the right three child protagonists.

Filing ten related patents to create a protective "picket fence" around key patents will cost $1 million.

There will be an unprecedented security operation with a huge fence around key venues and police drafted in from across the UK.

Work is scheduled to begin before the end of June on $1 million in security improvements, including a chain-link fence in a key area of the sprawling base and checkpoints, to be operated round the clock, at a road closed after Sept. 11.

When you are on the fence, it is key to consider the good that might come out of an opportunity and how it could positively impact your professional growth and personal development.

To a boy racer who throws his keys over the barbie spitting fence.

One theory for Pakistan's low-key response is that the fence will make it easier for the country to better control militant groups.