Sentence examples for sign of key from inspiring English sources

Wolfson, the founder of Freedom to Marry, said those sorts of reactions are in a way a sign of key advancements.

But in an island habitat now dominated by tourists and aging hippies, Reid has become a sign of Key West's transformation from a freewheeling party mecca to a clean-cut family getaway.

Now Reid Fierheller-Conklin, who competes for crowds by juggling fire by the water at sunset, is a performance veteran at 16 and a sign of Key West's transformation from a freewheeling party mecca to a clean-cut family getaway.

VC investment activity provides outsiders with early signs of key trends emerging in high tech, communications, and biotechnology.

McLaren's new engine partnership with Honda helped convince Alonso to rejoin them, as did the signing of key team personnel.

The team have had a difficult two seasons but their new engine partnership with Honda and a team restructure, which included the signing of key personnel, helped persuade Alonso to join.

He began his training on 30 April 1565 under Laurence Woodham, who lived at the sign of "The Key" in Goldsmith's Row, Westcheap.

The 23-year-old follows the signing of another key midfielder from the World Cup, Germany's Toni Kroos who joined for a bargain £20m, and will be given the No10 shirt which was last worn by Mesut Özil.

The findings clearly establish the expected signs of the key gravity variables i.e., income and distance.

Suffice to say, this is a relatively small part of the overall jigsaw, and much needs to happen before blockchain technology can achieve anything even remotely comparable to the Internet, but it is nonetheless one of the more promising signs of such key pieces of the jigsaw being developed.

In addition to the funding and the upcoming public launch, the company says they've signed a number of key business development deals to assist with distribution and marketing.