Sentence examples for key to fire from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of people crammed into the firehouse on West 133rd Street to watch King hand over the key to Fire Commissioner Nicholas Scoppetta.

As a reward, he will give you a key to the fire department window.

And those much faster transitions allowed the American pilots to confront the enemy with increasingly confusing and incomprehensible tactical moves and countermoves -- the key to gaining firing position and dogfight victory.

As a consequence of climate warming, new areas with high structural continuity will increase the risk of extreme fire behavior, and for this reason, small wildfires and specific thinning treatments are the key to reduce crown fire potential.

Could a hybrid tablet/smartphone tablet be the key to lighting the fire under Asus' progress in the west?

But maybe the key to preventing a fire from starting is people, officials said.

According to Martin, much of the key to Ice and Fire future lies over a dozen years in the fictional past, of which each volume reveals more.

The key to making the fire grow quickly is keeping the diameter of the fuel small and blowing to increase air flow.

The key to determining who fired the fatal shots is the direction the rounds came from, and a recent witness tracked the trajectory with the kind of gruesome detail that regularly intrudes on the decorous formal proceedings.

(Long time Nokia watchers will recall that company previously tried to hitch its low end phone wagon to Facebook and other messaging apps by putting physical keys on devices to fire up specific social services).

There are no guarantees of success but one sure-fire key to not succeeding is making choices due to fatigue or frustration.