Sentence examples for move of the key from inspiring English sources

Mourinho is possibly bound to support his man, but he raises a contentious debate when he suggests that it is easier for Messi because he was raised at Barcelona and knows every move of the key players who came through the system with him.

During this transition, the song moves to the key of F minor.

Keyboards: The smallest notebooks have slightly undersized keys that some find difficult to use, but even big notebooks move some of the keys to nonstandard places.

You can even move some of the keys around to achieve different pitches.

The move by one of the key figures in the 2010 intake follows the decision of the shadow work and pensions secretary, Rachel Reeves, to support the Burnham campaign.

In mid-2005, Dick Ebersol, the chairman of NBC Sports, had secured the support of the International Olympic Committee for the critical move of the finals of the key television sports of swimming and gymnastics to morning hours in China so they could be shown live in prime time in the United States.

Florida's Brett Nelson had the unfortunate job of trying to stop Taylor, who dribbled right and made a crossover move to the top of the key, 22 feet from the basket.

The Italian clung on to the race leader Edvald Boasson Hagen when the Norwegian made what could prove to be the key move of the race close to the finish of a hilly stage through the Peak District; Boasson Hagen stamped emphatically on the pedals and sprinted across the gap between the chasing group and Trentin, leaving the second-placed Wout Poels of Team Sky trailing in his wake.

Not only did a spectator shout out loud the key move of the winning combination before it was played, but it turned out Botvinnik could have won the game earlier without sacrificing his pieces.

"I'd go in the craziest mode, sprinting, dunking, making moves at the top of the key," he said.

He moved to the top of the key and sank a jumper.