Sentence examples for key start from inspiring English sources

It's a key start for Farrell.

The question is: Why did my key start his Nova the first time?

On the wider issue of a relatively low key start to the season, Luis Enrique was similarly dismissive.

Lackey was a hero as a rookie during the Angels' World Series run in 2002 and he provided another key start for the Angels.

Frankly, it's been a low key start for the D man (that's better), apart from a stumble in the newspaper round-up over a Daily Telegraph story about Lord Sainsbury.

After a low key start, the atmosphere built in the city as kick off approached.

Bristol and Liverpool were key starting points on the terrible triangle of sugar, slavery, and vast capital.

Having spoken to a number of campaigners, I've arrived at three key starting points.

And I never did figure out how my key started the ignition of the other Nova, but how the cops eventually got involved, that I can tell you.

If you are having trouble keeping up, note the key starting point of each theme and the anecdotes from that theme.

THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION WON'T HAPPEN IN 2011 People who think big about the future of California agree that fundamental political change is a key starting point.