Sentence examples for too many keys from inspiring English sources

"I had too many keys that opened too many doors, in too many places," she said.

Fumbling with multiple locks and a ring of too many keys, he finally got the doors open and led us through the neatly displayed, modest treasures.

And such up-tempo, horn-driven pieces as "Too Many Keys" and the half-waltz, half-honky-tonk "Hold On to Me" lend the album just enough variety to warrant repeated listenings.

It was very unnerving for me to see tiny versions of the man I married swarming the classroom — each child wearing a sea-foam-green polo shirt, unseasonable cargo shorts, navy-blue sneakers with Velcro straps, reflective aviators pushed up onto frosted tips, and a carabineer clipped onto a belt loop (no belt) with too many keys hanging from it.

Ever felt like there are too many keys on your full size keyboard when all you need to do for the next hour is press Ctrl+Z?

They either lack one of the three mandatory keys (search, back, and Windows key), or — get this — they have too many keys.

Too many key players were shooting above their career averages.

The audit also cautioned that far too many key staff positions in the bailout office remained unfilled.

Last season, Melbourne Victory had too many defensive lapses, too many players unsuited to Postecoglou's style of play and too many key injuries.

French officials had objected to a proposed slate of top managers amid concerns that too many key positions would be held by Germans.

The last two years have led the Mets to conclude that they have become too old with too much turnover at too many key positions, so they hope to build a young core.