Sentence examples for keys mean from inspiring English sources

19 keys mean I can enter 5 mailboxes, 7 apartments, 2 offices & 2 elevators.

The different lengths of the keys mean that, other than on their first pages, they do not start and end together.

The press of humanity on the Florida Keys means there are far fewer game fish than in Mr. Flagler's day.

And no extra keys means straightforward operation.

Failure to turn over the keys means two to five years in prison.

Do you think that they too knew that the rattling of keys meant shackles and handcuffs?

They don't think that misplacing their keys means anything (well, anything more than that they can't drive until they find them).

After eleven years working on the Freedman's Bank Project, I often find myself wondering what the sound of keys meant to slaves.

And in a natural disaster, keeping the 1 25,000 maps under military lock and key means more lives lost.

Land is the victim of a crime -- and his resulting trauma is the proffered key meant to help us understand, and possibly forgive, his future shortcomings.

Interference mitigation is another of the key means to improve energy efficiency.