"He had already educated himself, that was key," she says.
Java, the programming language that was key to that dream, proved too slow and too unstable...
It was the unexpected application of those technologies that was key".
It came out in Partisan Review — marking the start of a relationship that was key to establishing Bellow's reputation as the intellectuals' chosen novelist.
This is important for Obama — it appeals to the Hispanic community that was key to his election, and will be just as his important to his reelection campaign.
He would be boisterous and witty, he would tell funny stories at parties, he would laugh at himself – that was key.
I was a no to independence, then I changed my mind; an independent Scotland within Europe, that was key for me.
But historical scholarship documents the horrendous victimization of blacks -- for example, unpaid labor of millions that was key to American capital accumulation.
The mood was acceptable, however, for the panel for Flesh and Bone, Starz's upcoming "limited series" (a phrase that was key) and ballet drama.
He shows me a disused row of terraced houses on Powis Street in Toxteth, that was key to Liverpool's attraction for Peaky Blinders.
A painting that was key to the evolution of his late period, "The Mellow Pad," begun in 1945, remained upbeat even though it took him six years to complete.
