Sentence examples for took key from inspiring English sources

Then, staffed by Pearce alone, the Dot took Key, Sweet and The Meeting to Edinburgh and swept up the awards.

The English declared war on Dec. 20, 1780, and, in the following year, quickly took key Dutch possessions in the West and East Indies while imposing a powerful blockade of the Dutch coast.

With his head for strategy, O'Farrell took key positions in opposition including leader of the house and shadow positions such as treasurer, transport and health until he took over opposition leader in 2007.

Strauss's second Test hundred in seven innings, to go with two half-centuries, immediately preceded the 200 partnership, followed half an hour later by the pair of legside boundaries that took Key to his own hundred.

Witnesses, including former cabinet secretaries and military commanders, strongly criticised the way Blair and his close advisers in Downing Street took key decisions without consulting senior ministers and the then attorney general, Lord Goldsmith.

While some laid down their arms, others insisted that the "fascist enemy" still remained in power: several of Stroessner's henchmen took key positions in post-1989 andinistrations, and his Colorado party has ruled Paraguay for all but five of the past 68 years.

They then took keys directly to the screen to scratch and gouge it till the cows came home.

However, every new business needs five or six (give or take) key tasks executed by specialists.

Germany, however, prefers the idea of all 27 heads of government taking key economic decisions.

He wants to take key former ministers to task over their roles in the program.

Mr Do then attacked "the party's absolute control of everything", with just a few people taking key decisions.