Sentence examples for key to entry from inspiring English sources

Its mood suggests deep seclusion: the "With You" in the title, a dedication to his wife at the time, is also an invitation to the listener, a key to entry.

IN the self-aggrandizing nature of fashion speak, the term "emerging designer market" is often employed to mask what to the average mind would be called a "crafts fair," where the only key to entry is a hot glue gun and a sack of beads.

2) The Key To Entry Is Focusing On Your Perceived Failures.

Deputies did not see any sign of forced entry, believing the suspect may have used an electronic device or master key to gain entry into the vehicle as the victim's alarm never sounded.

Mr. Dupond, as the hero who uses a key to gain entry to a palace of dreams, was extraordinarily moving as this everyman.

Each Land chooses its own school system and sets its own Abitur, the school-leaving examination and key to university entry.

Europe is not about to welcome an economic rival, but the U.S. has the money and savvy to exploit Russia's oil and gas resources, and holds the key to its entry into the World Trade Organization.

Using a key to gain entry to your own home is soooo 1992.

Your phone's dialer is the key to getting entry to the system menu where you can switch your radio preferences.

"They make them memorize the word because it is the key to their entry to the West.

As such, it threatens to reduce or eliminate one of the key barriers to entry protecting Microsoft's operating system monopoly...