Sentence examples for key to seizing from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, the key to seizing luck is to finish what you start or to work it into a new way to try again.

Its railroads made it a key strategic point necessary to seizing complete control of the surrounding region: it was also the last major city to be targeted by the rebels.

The key will be to seize these opportunities while the memory of the crisis remains.

Key to this was seizing the Sari Bair Range.

It would require several hundred well-equipped coup plotters, not a few dozen with small arms as in 1924, to seize key buildings in the capital city.

Across a swath of states here, near the Great Lakes, especially, Republican leaders sense a rare opportunity to seize key governorships that have been dominated recently by Democrats.

But it took public complaints from Louise Arbour, the former chief prosecutor, for NATO countries to release more intelligence reports and to use peacekeepers to seize key documents in Bosnia.

So the Republican Guard and Special Republican Guard divisions concentrated in and around the capital will have one eye on, among others, the potentially seditious Shias of Baghdad.If it comes to a battle for the city, allied forces would try to seize key sites and arteries and so emasculate Mr Hussein's regime relatively bloodlessly.

"They provide the sharp point of the spear that can break through defences and advance rapidly to seize key objectives.

The militia alliance also holds the city of Misrata and launched an offensive in December to seize key oil terminals but was repelled by the army.

"In the Crimea," he notes, "Russian forces mounted an essentially unopposed campaign to seize key strategic points and exploit the weakness of the interim government in Kiev.