Sentence examples for keyed to from inspiring English sources

All of this is keyed to pleasure.

Brain areas are also keyed to certain skills.

The elevator is keyed to open directly onto both floors.

They are arranged in groups, keyed to the wall diagram.

The Rankine scale (see William Rankine) employs the Fahrenheit degree keyed to absolute zero (−459.67 °F).

Frequently, the design of a restaurant, shop, or hotel must be keyed to a theme.

His playing was dazzling but never distracting, keyed to the needs of the whole.

Unbeknown to Ms. Al-Hadid, each bell was keyed to a specific note.

The book is more about sorrows than joys, but keyed to "the intermittences of the heart".

Some of the most significant policy announcements of recent months were keyed to important voter blocs.

Most of Mrs. Clinton's advertisements are keyed to economic anxiety, a subject she has increasingly addressed.