Sentence examples for like the keys from inspiring English sources

Unlike his children many years ago, no one inside the Giants' locker room is likely to ask for a favor, like the keys to the family car.

They are like the keys on a coveted ring that will begin opening the doors to Iraq's vast oil reserves.

As Alice hands over more and more keys, her attackers can make observations like "the keys Alice has divulged correspond to 85% of the bits".

The dedication of this device to its purpose has splendid payoffs, like the keys on the top row of the keyboard; instead of F1, F2, F3, their labels say Read Mail, Instant Messages, and so on.

In those other remarkable flying boxes – white and black like the keys of a piano – one could see the Prime Minister and Mrs Attlee with the Lord Chancellor; Mrs Churchill, Mr Eden and Mr Clement Davies; and high up at the front Mr Herbert Morrison.

I'm actually pretty gentle with technology, especially review units, and I still felt like the keys were just too stiff.

Also decide which way you'd like the key to point, with relation to the key ring and the other keys.

I found other reasons to like the Lower Keys as I investigated further.

If you like the Florida Keys... visit the Galapagos Islands.

I don't like the low key travel on the 12-inch retina MacBook.

Students and out-of-towners are more apt to fall for plots like the keys-for-money scheme, said Leonard Gordon, the director of the Federal Trade Commission's Northeast office.