From that time, the 'keyed bugle' went into production.

Collins introduced to the band, an instrument that he had helped to develop many years earlier, the 'keyed bugle' [a link to a history of the keyed bugle may be found in 7 below see esp.

The key is to keep the players from doing the same.

Financial services are the key to our economic health and future.

We called her son and he came with the key.

They gave me a key to his room, and I went up.

But the key is whether white kids remember or care.

The key is how much you have to pay for the land.

The key was to give him a lot of looks.

The key is to get a start and stay working.

They could not believe the phone call had been the key.

The key was the first five minutes of the second half.

She can use her own private key to do so.

He was more than the key to where her father might be.

Ask around for someone to help you get the key.

She would have to find another to take the Key.

And he had the key of the room on him!

Each key had come to her in a different way.

He took his hand off the key and sat back.

Like someone was going to come down here with a key.

He put his key into the front door and let himself in.

I was having a hard time getting the right key.

He had his hand on the key when I shot him.

He called for help and then went to work on the Key.

Because in doing so they had given me the key.

The music would not be in the same key all the time.

A. The key is in the first 24 to 48 hours.

But the key thing now is for the men to stand up.

But the good thing is we still have key players.

Usually, he has already worked key members one at a time.

I told them to go up front and get the key themselves.

For the first six months, we had a key but no car.

"I actually knew probably 95 to 99 percent of the key people."

We want to play a key role in the future.

But he has changed his position on several key issues.

By early 1986, all the key people were in place.

Some of the key players are the same, but little else is.

Most of the key players are at least 30 years old.

Let us try to sort out some of the key issues.

I should like to single out a few key points.

Today, I would like to focus on these two key areas.

I will now turn to the two key points in the report.

These were the key people she must have on her side.

The first is the key role played by model building.

We had been given a key to open the front door.

You will need to have your key ready in one hand.

The kind you could only open with a key even from inside.

Those words were enough of a key to make her understand.

They can be found at key points of the Earth's history.

Several key programs focus on local political and world issues.

Both of these would be key to her life's work.

Over the course of time the key position changed several times.

Students can learn word processing on their own if we teach them keyboarding early and they have ready access to computers.

Keyboarding skills are taught and word processing is a central component of the course.

These are less useful nowadays where the only physical skill required by so many professions is keyboarding or jotting notes.

Keyboarding skills, typing, spreadsheets and desktop publishing are just a few of the skills students learn.

I don't want to duplicate effort in keyboarding the same bibliographic data twice, and I'd like to avoid using two separate systems for data input.

Computer-assisted instruction in writing and other skills begins in kindergarten, and by third grade, he said, all students are keyboarding.

"Hold on," Naomi said, keyboarding again.

ICC are keyboarding 'soft' hyphens to represent line- end hyphens in the source texts.

He takes keyboarding classes twice a week using JAWS, special software that calls out letters as he types.

"First I took English as a second language, then keyboarding, formatting and computer information science," Mr. Konovalov said in Russian.

We can't see which runway is which from up here, so he's going to have to give us coordinates and-" "Hold on," Naomi said, keyboarding again.

I was just about ready to offer him my Super Bowl tickets when he offhandedly suggested a voodoo reboot with keyboarding combinations I had never heard of.

The game is set at Sparks Stadium, where a kind of keyboarding Olympics take place between the Sparks Team and the Galaxy Gladiators.

Johnny could feel the latent strength in the cop's grip; if the big guy squeezed down, his favorite writer would be keyboarding his new book lefthanded, at least for the first month or two.

On a typical Monday night, eight or more League members can be found at the Wilbur Peck housing project on Davis Street teaching residents keyboarding and other computer skills while their children play in the Head Start classroom next door.

A typical day for our students would consist of: Reading, Writing, Mathematics, Science and/or Social Studies, Art or Music (keyboarding or violins) or dancing or physical activity (gym), or any of our others offerings.

With the emergence of computer typesetting in the 1960s, it seemed likely that the analysis of large bodies of text from newspapers and periodicals (in particular) would be facilitated, for one of the greatest expenses was the cost of keyboarding the texts into machine-readable form so that they could be processed speedily and economically by computer.