Sentence examples for keys because from inspiring English sources

Those keys, because they're in an altogether thinner framework, have less travel.

She chose hers over one with huge keys "because it was for an old person.

Well, you can't have the keys because you don't know how to drive," Mr. Obama said, to laughter.

They carried with them jewelry, coins, even "20 keys, because they were hoping to return home," Mr. Camardo added.

We often forget where we put our house keys because we were preoccupied with something else (absent-mindedness).

In Libya, the family was given a house but no keys, because the Great Leader had abolished private property; they returned home one day to find it occupied by another family.

New York was key because, as he once commented, the Americans were open-minded, and loved to buy.

You had your own key because everything was locked.

The college can afford to remain low-key because Manning is ahead of the Heisman curve.

This last question is key because it makes me so jittery.

This is key, because Ebola spreads when a person is exhibiting symptoms.