Usar "key out" en una oración
key out oraciones de ejemplo
key out
1. She made a flurry of getting the key out of her XXL a-cup sports bra
2. “That was me dropping the key out in the hallway
3. We got to the front door and I managed to prop him up while I got my key out I then tried to put it in the lock but for some reason it wouldn’t go in
4. * As much as I take the Mickey out of the longhaired liberals they are correct in this
5. I am not sure what their point was, besides taking the Mickey out of the Army, which was always enjoyable and a well-respected SAP COIN tradition
6. It must be said the Army took the Mickey out of us whenever they could get away with it which was not that often
7. I turned the car off, yanked the key out of the ignition and we both leaped out and ran in the direction of the large white door
8. Soon he was promptly spotted by a farmer, who shot the turkey out of the tree
9. He wheeled himself back over to his desk, pulled a key out
10. ” I fished my key out and swiped it through the reader
11. I took the now bald turkey outside and took its head and legs and wing tips off with a
12. Warren took took the key out of his robe pocket, removed the handcuffs and handed all to his friend
13. • Determination of the key outputs of the Core IT Processes and each business unit
14. • Determination of the key outputs of the new business unit (which were then compared to the outputs of the current business, making for a great number of ahas!)
15. • I could make a monkey out of you, but why
16. the policeman pulled a key out of his front pocket to open the door
17. She pulled the jagged key out with brute
18. As soon as I heard a clicking sound I turned the key clockwise and then pulled the key out
19. a mess or ransacked after leaving their monkey out
20. Lezura pull the key out of his grasp
21. Again, he didn’t need to waste time pulling the key out of his pocket and wrestling it into the ignition
22. turkey outdoors on the grill
23. “We’ll just wait for Mickey out here
24. “That clout,” said the third boy, squeezing whiskey out of his hair, “was lucky
25. He held the key out to Leesa
26. Before he could mention it, Rheus had already pulled out a spare key out of his pocket, and was inserting it into the wall
27. When she pulled the key out and turned to face the man, his long, black hair flowing over his shoulders and ending midway down his back, it was revealed to Connie—and that is precisely how it felt to her, a revelation—what had bothered her about the man while he had been standing out in the storm
28. She pulled the key out, looked at it, it was the right one
29. That day, I pulled into the driveway, turned off the ignition of our Oldsmobile, and had trouble getting the key out of the ignition switch
30. Joel had a gut feeling the two were somehow related, and that the key to her mysterious flashes of fear was rooted in whatever had caused her to stop hiding a house key outside, Joel picked up on the tail end of her sentence
31. the key out of his pocket and unlocked the door with a click
32. “Don’t—” He fumbled the room key out of his pocket
33. “Oh, God—” She fumbled the spare key out of her purse, started to push it into the lock
34. You now have the key out of this
35. Pulling the little key out she fumbled with it to unlock her hands
36. pulled a key out of the envelope, “Stay here
37. before she even got the key out
38. As he arrived at the door of the church he got the big key out to open up
39. Towards that small and ghostly hour, he rose up from his chair, took a key out of his pocket, opened a locked cupboard, and brought forth a sack, a crowbar of convenient size, a rope and chain, and other fishing tackle of that nature
40. And he brought a key out of his pocket
41. ‘Listen, Hal, I know I take the mickey out of you most of the time but what I’ve always admired about you is your dedication to your work
42. I entered and he swung it, and locked it, and took the key out
43. ‘Please step in,’ he said, trying to look indifferent, and going into the passage he took a key out of his pocket and opened the door
44. Then the faithful John saw that it was of no use talking; so, with a heavy heart and many sighs, he picked the key out of the great bunch
