Sentence examples for was at key from inspiring English sources
At the outbreak of the Spanish American War in April 1898, Indiana was at Key West with the rest of the North Atlantic Squadron, at the time commanded by Rear Admiral William T. Sampson.
By 18 May, under the command of Captain J. W. Philip, Texas was at Key West, readying to prosecute that war.
"It will be at key stages in your life," Ms Hewitt said.
The second process is when the police submit files for consideration, which may not be complete but are at key stages.
The marinara, filetto di pomodoro and vodka sauces come in 26-ounce jars, cost $6 and are at Key Food and Five Towns stores and in gift baskets at the restaurants.
Presenters and reporters from across BBC radio programmes have been at key constituencies and at Westminster.
He said this was because they recognized Druva could be at key point in its history.
The NRW had urged people to keep away from sea fronts and said emergency response workers were at "key sites".
"That was at a key point because we were tied and we couldn't contest the ball inside".
These detectors don't work well, but they are being used at key locations in Washington -- though not in New York.
"I was shouted at, keys were snatched out of my hand, being spoken to loudly in front of staff and patients," she said.
