Sentence examples for key something from inspiring English sources

Bitcoins are stored in encrypted wallets secured with a private key, something Koch had forgotten.

As a result, strategy is key, something Michael Schumacher proved in 1998 when tactician Ross Brawn's masterstroke to switch the German to a three-stop strategy won him the race.

And while quantum computing may someday break today's encryption keys, something called quantum cryptography promises an approach to encryption that cannot be foiled by a quantum computer.

Most disguises involve burying the key in something or taping the key behind or underneath something.

Thus, an adult recognizes a song even if it is sung in a different key -- something a newborn, the study suggests, may not be able to do.

They asked Mr Reed to join them: only if they changed the key to something he knew, he said.

It does not have to be in major key, but something comes together to instruct or console".

If I was 20 years younger and texting a friend about it, I would probably key in something like "OMFG".

Nevertheless, this latest initiative deserves to be taken seriously because it gives all the key players something they need.

The entire world seems to agree that knowing mathematics is the key to something important, they just forget what.

Those attic rooms had the original door fittings and this was a long iron key, like something in a novel or a pantomime.