Sentence examples for shape of a key from inspiring English sources

She held up a small silver brooch in the shape of a key, inset with a milky imitation pearl, the kind Woolworth's made, glowing secretly to itself.

On a secret trip to Tehran, the former national-security adviser Robert McFarlane carried gifts for Khomeini: a Bible and, to symbolize the reopening of relations, a cake in the shape of a key.

However, when the environment changes (for example, by being flooded with glyphosate), some of those variants may reveal their hidden utility, if they, for example, change the shape of a key protein just enough that it cannot bind a herbicide molecule.

Can you shape a chicken wing into the shape of a key and escape?

Using the NSF-supported Kraken and Ranger supercomputers, researchers from University College London and Rutgers University determined the shape of a key protein involved in HIV infection in an individual patient and then ranked the drug molecules most likely to block the activity.

Retired National Security Advisor McFarlane conducted another international voyage, this one to Tehran; bringing with him a gift of a bible having a handwritten inscription by Ronald Reagan; and, according to some, a cake baked in the shape of a key.

The final shape for a key part of the health law — the state-based marketplaces where people will shop for insurance coverage — became clearer Monday in rules issued by the Obama administration.

Classically trained, she uses four keyboards, including a grand piano and a keytar in the shape of – ha! – a key, and some of the night's most emotional vocals were produced while sitting on her piano stool.

A unit of the National Institutes of Health awarded $6.5 million for developing technology that can determine the three-dimensional shape of proteins, a key to determining their function.

You will have either one or two plugs in your engine block (refer to your car's manual to find out specifics), and it will be in the shape of a hex key or 3/8's extension.

The sequence Clavics (2011), with poems laid out on the page in shapes suggestive of a key, and a pair of outstretched wings, shows someone literally shaping words to his will; and the final sequence of Broken Hierarchies, "Al Tempo de' Tremuoti", is as tight and as austerely beautiful as anything he has ever done.