Sentence examples for the keys to which from inspiring English sources

It still has a small and rarely used synagogue, the keys to which are entrusted to one of the Christian neighbours.

Care advocates that VSLAs keep their savings in metallic boxes, locked with three padlocks, the keys to which are kept by three members.

There are protocols on the clearing of desks at the end of the day, with particularly sensitive documents being locked in special cupboards, the keys to which are then stored in other reinforced lockers which can only be opened by following a set of complex instructions.

Did he present art and ideas as the entertaining urgencies that they are, or did culture become for him — as it does for certain people — simply an extension of ego, a one-man kingdom, the keys to which he flaunted and jingled under the reader's nose while he solemnly pranced back and forth, reciting names of the distinguished dead as though they were aliases for himself?

This is commonly done on cars the keys to which are lost.

The key to which, says Moore, is the heart.

The key to which ones need friends for pollination lies in the flowers.

We meticulously worked out a diet plan, the key to which was to ensure there is enough protein.

(Theodor Adorno once described Kafka's work as a set of parables, the key to which has been stolen).

It winds from Forty-Second Street back to Brennan's home in Dublin, near 7 Eccles Street, the key to which Leopold Bloom once wandered across Dublin in search of.

Paul Daugherty of SI.com tells the tale of Butler's excellent season, the key to which is apparently Butler's being rather boring.