Sentence examples for key to lay from inspiring English sources

He liked to meet his clients in St . Louis Squareon warm spring days (he had a key) to lay out the year's strategy — clients who were charmed by his arrival on a Raleigh ten-speed.

The key to lie in a good way, is to make them second guess their brief thought and believe  you.

But the key is "to lay it back, don't rush, make sure it's not ahead of the snare drum.

I've always thought the key to Osborne lay in his nag of self-disquiet.

But the key to Beryl lay at the top of the house, beyond yet more stairs, up which she toiled determinedly even when her lungs were failing.

Richard grasped that the key to China lay with the literati, the scholarly class that produced the empire's policy makers.

Van Weelden and Ramsey decided that the key to success lay in what is called "internalization" in the business.

The key seems to lie in switching my focus to the other person and becoming interested in them, genuinely interested.

Remember: the key to success lies in you!

The key to success lies in the targeting and negotiation.

But the real key to success lies in finding the right characters to carry that story.