Sentence examples for seeking a key from inspiring English sources

A hired gun seeking a key Toyota supplier hits pay dirt when, the book says, he "pried open" a New York phone book.

Writing in the Observer, Scotland's first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, came to the aid of the judiciary, and suggested that she would be seeking a key role for the Scottish parliament and the Welsh assembly before the triggering of article 50.

Adapted from a novel by the Spanish writer Arturo Perez-Reverthe the film stars Johnny Depp as a brooding, Scotch-swilling, chain-smoking scavenger of rare books; Frank Langella as a rich, literally demonic book collector; and Lena Olin as a devil-worshiping society hostess, all of them seeking a key to "the ninth gate," which, perhaps not surprisingly, leads to Satan.

is seeking a key House position -- GOP Conference Chair.

Wilders and Le Pen have sought a key ally in the U.K. Independence Party, led by Nigel Farage, which is slated to win big in Britain this weekend (despite holding no seats in the House of Commons).

The UK will seek a key economic portfolio like the internal market, competition or energy.

Neuroscientists have long sought a key player in this chain of events--the cellular pore that opens when the tiny hairs bend and produces an electrical signal.

While we sought a key informant in every country in the world using published research, Internet resources and professional networks, we were unable to identify key informants in 112 countries.

She also said the F.B.I. was not seeking a decryption key that would allow the government to directly intercept and unscramble secure communications.

It is suitable for second-home owners who are seeking a turn-key property.

Home to several ecological reserves and 100 miles of rugged Atlantic shore, Rocha traditionally attracted hippies, surfers and nature lovers, along with families seeking a low-key vacation.