Sentence examples for keys from inspiring English sources

I just took on the keys to a new space, owned by the Yemeni community.

Cheesy Name A GCHQ program that selects encryption keys that might be vulnerable to being cracked.

A man already known for his chillaxing tendencies, Dave has spent much of the campaign going through the motions, as if he believed that by constantly repeating "competence or chaos" he would automatically be given back the keys to No 10.

"They give one of the migrants the keys," said Ben Suleiman, deputy commander of 20 support company, a militia that processes migrants in a temporary detention centre at Tripoli zoo.

The negotiations, which began over a bottle of chablis in the House of Lords, are revealed in the hitherto unpublished diaries kept by the late Keys.

The public became convinced that Labour had indeed driven the car into the ditch and declined to return the keys.

Mike Powell, a volunteer with the Isle of Wight Youth Trust which organises the lost property for Bestival, recalls a young man who arrived at the welfare tent one year: "He was covered in mud from head to foot and he'd lost his keys, phone, wallet, everything.

The NSA had not only subverted technical standards, attempting to break the encryption that holds the global financial industry together, it had also stolen the keys to as many vaults as possible.

You're given the keys to the boat with marvellous casualness - they don't expect you to have any experience, just common sense.

These are leaders' debates and may prove decisive in who ends up with the keys to No 10.

Among the keys to inclusive growth, says Kaberuka, who has a PhD in economics from Glasgow University and served as Rwanda's finance minister for eight years, is the management of natural resources, which have been a significant driver of economic prosperity.