Keys English

Meaning Keys meaning

What does Keys mean?

Keys properNoun

— (with The) The Florida Keys.

— (with The) The House of Keys.

Examples Keys examples

How do I use Keys in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Where are your car keys?

I don't know where my keys are.

Tom put his keys in his pocket.

Tom handed Mary the keys.

These aren't my keys.

Mary was lucky to find her keys.

We were lucky to find our keys.

Give Tom his keys.

Can I have my keys?

I found your keys.

Some of the keys on the piano are broken.

Tom wears his keys around his neck for fear that he might lost them.

He forgot to return the keys.

Any chance you know where I put my keys?

I have tried for hours to remember where I put my keys, but it has completely escaped me.

Here are your keys.

I have no idea where I left my keys.

Would you help me look for my keys?

I left my keys on the table; could you fetch them for me?

I pocketed my keys.

It seems that I have lost my keys.

My goodness! I have lost the car keys.

His fingers ran swiftly over the keys.

She is looking for her car keys.

She's looking for her car keys.

It occurred to me that I had forgotten my keys.

I have left my car keys behind.

I need the keys.

Movie subtitles

Were are the car keys?

The keys are there Frank.

I will not go out without the keys.

After the keys.

The keys to the ambulance?

Take the keys!

But look, the last time I saw The Aviator, he was asking me for the keys to my Jet Ski.

Do you have your car keys with you, Nurse Crane?

And have you seen my keys? - It's crazy, right?

By the computer. That's where I saw your keys.

Look about you - try to learn where he keeps the keys.

They call me Naughty Lola, the men all go for me. But I don't let any man lay a paw on my keys.

We are now in possession of duplicate keys to every one of the bank's vaults, as well as combinations to all the safes and plans for all alarm systems.

They throw the keys in the bay down here.

And have you seen my keys?

Hmm? By the computer. That's where I saw your keys.

But I don't let any man lay a paw on my keys.

I went to there to get my keys back.

He'll kill you, kill you all, and then take the keys and come to me.

Do you have the car keys?

If you'll be good enough to give me your keys. Why. why must I?

Who stole the books! I did! When you gave me the keys this morning as usual.

The keys.

I'll get the keys to the arms chest.

Give us the keys, Lem.

We know you got keys. - I ain't got them!

We want those keys. - Where are they?

Have you seen my keys?

By the computer, that's where I saw your keys.

I want you to get me those gold keys that Nick's customers use for his gambling.

Do you have the keys?

Yes. I put the keys to the trunks and the tickets here.

I've lost the keys.

A tissue, his watch, a bunch of keys, two pencils and a wallet.

Give me the keys.

Get the keys, Susan!

I couldn't find my keys, Melbourne.

I will as soon as I can, but I seem to have lost my keys.

Lost your keys!

The keys are in my overnight bag.

News and current affairs

The keys to that period of growth and happiness were a strong social welfare system and mainly Keynesian domestic and foreign economic policies in all the world's big states.

However, the holder of a CDO or MBS would be unable to take these homeowners to court. And even if he succeeded, homeowners could simply return their house keys, as they, too, enjoy the protection of non-recourse.

But this is like looking for one's lost keys under the lamppost because the light is better there.

Liberal immigration policies and the economic growth promised by globalization are the keys to preventing dire conditions in poor countries from being translated into violence at home and abroad.

At the same time, all ISPs should implement an e-mail ID system (there are two good standards, called Domain Keys and SPF).

In internal speeches, Hu identified the grooming of cadres and improved party operations as the keys to political reform.

But both offer keys to understanding contemporary Chinese psychology.

Our second challenge is to find the keys to open that door.

Whoever can answer these questions will have discovered one of the keys to a half-century of American history - and the forces that, even now, bear down on Obama over Afghanistan.

Such homeowners knew that with rising prices they would be able to realize a gain by either selling their homes or increasing their debt, while in the case of falling prices they could simply hand over the keys to their banks.

It reminds me of the jingle of keys that rang out on Prague's Wenceslas Square -- and later around the rest of what was then Czechoslovakia -- in the autumn of 1989.

This is why I rang keys during the conference calling for democracy in Cuba that our committee held in Prague three years ago.

Western companies can promote Internet freedom from the outside, by providing useful technology as well as the keys to access it.

Respected organizations like Reporters without Borders and Amnesty International have collected ample evidence of violence and intimidation against freethinking Cubans, who can expect a different kind of ring than that from jangling keys.

However isolated within the Arab family the Syrians may be, and however embattled their Iranian allies are, the two countries hold the keys to Middle East stability.