When not with the Stones, Keys sometimes played club gigs under the pseudonym of Mr Brown Sugar, and released the solo album Gimme the Key in 1975.
The chart was Paulson's Rosetta stone, the key to making sense of the entire housing market.
At the end of the day, class is the Rosetta stone, the key to the mystery of who you really are underneath all your ideas about yourself.
On the balcony of his apartment in Toronto, amid buckets, mops, and folding chairs, we found my grandfather's round stained wooden board and heavy stone: two key implements that he used each fall to pickle cabbage.
The pun has structural equivalents in the rhyme and in word games, which range from crossword puzzles to the deciphering of the Rosetta Stone, the key to Egyptian hieroglyphic.
Undeterred, Dr. Hawass said that he would try to persuade the British Museum to reverse its position so that the Rosetta stone, a key to the translation of hieroglyphics, could become the centerpiece of a new wing of the Egyptian Museum.
Place the warmed stones at key acupressure points throughout the body, including the back, hamstrings, arms-even on the face and between the toes.
Some sufferers of this disorder eat their own hair, stones, car keys, silverware.
They were followed by the rise of the Maya city-states further south, whose stone reliefs mark key events in the lives of their kings and queens.
He continues to plead for the return of the Rosetta Stone, the linguistic key to deciphering hieroglyphics, from the display rooms of the British Museum, where it has been on show since 1802.
Few teams in the NCAA Tournament are as deep as the Terrapins who should have all the right pieces with a great guard in Melo Trimble, a powerful center in Diamond Stone and several key role players.
