Sentence examples for took a key role from inspiring English sources
Scenes of Gaines's home life bristle with energy, thanks in large part to the winning presence of his wife, Gloria, played with fortitude, affection and plenty of oomph by Oprah Winfrey, who took a key role in promoting Precious.
After France took a key role in the 2011 international coalition that eventually deposed and killed the Libyan leader, Gaddafi's son Saif al-Islam claimed the regime had financed Sarkozy's campaign.
So we reached an agreement that he could rewrite his dialogue whenever he thought it was bullshit… Foley took a key role in negotiating with the Aboriginal communities where the filming took place and played a key role with the script and the plot.
L.A. Stories: The city took a key role in the re-creation of the O.J. Simpson trial.
Physicians (n = 30) and nurses (n = 30) who took a key role in the care of the person who died are invited for interview, within six weeks of the death.
Also likely to take a key role is Dan Colson.
Earlier this month it was announced that Neil MacGregor, the outgoing director of the British Museum, is to take a key role in steering the 600m-euro Humboldt Forum cultural project in Berlin.
But what baffles me is when business owners take a key role in the company -- one with critical financial responsibilities and consequences -- and fill it with a friend.
Werner Hoyer, the German liberal who heads the Luxembourg-based European Investment Bank (EIB), which takes a key role in the scheme, said the plan represented a "paradigm shift" in how the EU budget was utilised.
Any such doubts evaporated this week with the announcement that Neil MacGregor, the outgoing director of the British Museum, is to take a key role in steering the Humboldt towards what is now expected to be a resounding success and huge cultural draw.
Powell, who was promoted to the shadow cabinet last week to take a key role in Labour's general election team, told Pienaar's Politics on BBC Radio 5 Live: "These things often feed themselves.
