You key in their best interest with the success of students.

He put his key in the front door and went inside.

I've got the key in case we want to go inside.

House key in hand, she got out of the car.

When we get to the room there's a key in the door.

There was the sound of a key in the door.

Is that part of the private key in some way?

I put the key in the door and turned it quickly.

I stopped at the office door with the key in my hand.

Just like that, he had the key in his hands.

Though whether to leave the key in the door or not, has got me thinking now.

He told his mother to leave the key in the window for him.

All I have to do is turn the key in the office door.

There was a small key in the man's left hand.

He then sat himself down by the door, with the key in his hand, waiting.

Making her fingers key in the next action was more difficult.

She tried the key in the door of her cell.

"How came you to leave the key in the door?"

As you remember, we found the key in her bag.

Done twice, he will give you a key in return.

The key in the 80-yard march was a third-and-1 call at the Washington 29.

She heard the key in the door and then they were inside the apartment.

The deal was that he'd put the key in his mouth when we got to the lot.

"I brought all three keys in case you like another one better."

The door was open, as he had kept the key in his pocket.

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.