Sentence examples for little key from inspiring English sources

If I once open that little key — _pffft!

I set my sights on Big Pine Key, where little Key deer, an endangered species, were said to roam freely.

When Burnett sings the Cajun standard 'Bon Temps Rouler' (the semi-official motto of New Orleans), it provides a little key to the cogs of this project.

He also noted that the sheet of Latin was freely speckled with little key numbers, referring to footnotes: 1. Hic plaudite; 2 Hic vehementer pauddite; 3. Hic vehementissime plaudite; 4. Hic vociferate; 5. Hic gemite; 6. Hicridete".

The little key blades fit perfectly in their respective channels, just waiting for someone to depress the spring-loaded nubs and slide them forward.

While the concept is nothing new with the advent of those fancy little key fobs that let you pay for items with a simple swipe.

I kind of investigate this little key-hole of an image, and then the book grows out of that.

Maybe you should buy your children one of those little key-locked diaries so that they too can understand the difference.

One of the most popular arguments against spyware is the claim that you are reading your teenager's every thought, that in today's world, a computer is the little key-locked diary of the past.

It was natural, he thought, that he should be a little keyed-up.

The question is how to avoid mashing all those little keys when typing.