Sentence examples for keys a new from inspiring English sources

Finally, something for writers nostalgic for the sound of clacking keys: a new typewriter that can connect to any device with a USB port.

As I read "The Keys," a new book collecting the motivational wisdom of DJ Khaled, I kept returning to the same question: Could this man someday become President?

Highlights from Bleeds are Hard Bastards and the delightful Fighting For with its tinkling keys – a new Roots classic destined to be a crowd favourite alongside tonight's polished versions of Colossal Insight and Dreamy Days.

It turns out that the piece "is an edited extract from a longer version of the conversation that appears in 'The Society of the Crossed Keys,' a new selection of Zweig's writings" that, of course, derives its title from a crucial scene in the film.

When concerned families call, Ms. Krantz says, she suggests a variety of approaches short of taking away the keys: a new pair of glasses, a defensive-driving course or a talk with a pharmacist about taking medication after the morning drive, rather than before.

When those iceberg-laden outburst floods—some of them carrying more than 1 million cubic meters of water per second and lasting several months reached the open sea, they took a right turn and flowed south along the coast as far as the Florida Keys, a new study suggests.

Ms. Margolin's "Three Seconds in the Key," a New Georges production opening at the Baruch Performing Arts Center in April, is a revival.

So are many who saw today's announcement of "Amazon Key," a new service to make home deliveries even more convenient, available exclusively to Amazon Prime members.

The exposition moves from the original key to a new key; the development passes through several keys and the recapitulation returns to the original key.

He got the keys to a new Cadillac.

But in some cases, they have produced the keys to a new home.