Guerrasio: For this role, what were you keying in on that had to be right?
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With the second letter, Sherwood decoded secret messages by keying in on repeated words and phrases, The IndyStar reported.
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The Clinton campaign aimed ads at Republicans— even women like Ms. Maurer — keying in on Mr. Trump's misogynistic remarks.
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"The biggest thing was that I knew they would be keying in on me one way or another," Beal said.
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"Keying in on a few things that will impact your memorability and likeability is a smart way to approach the interview," Shane says.
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"Keying in on a few things that will impact your memorability and likeability is a smart way to approach the interview," Shane said.
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They just have different values they're executing on than we currently feature on television, when abortion and homosexuality is the only religious value we're keying in on.
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But the Fed now regards those risks as "waning," and the minutes from its April policy meeting showed several policymakers keying in on a possible June rate increase.
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Emmanuel Guisset is keying in on this trend and grabbing the attention of remote designers, developers, entrepreneurs, artists, academics and more, from internet platforms like LinkedIn, Google, Facebook, Zynga and more.
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Kilduff said the market appeared to be keying in on Saudi Oil Minister and current OPEC President Khalid al-Falih's resolve in securing a deal among the 24 producers who met in Vienna on Thursday.
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Amazon has the enterprise trend in its favor, with its AWS unit being "massive," but on the consumer side investors will be keying in on Prime memberships with growth in competition from Walmart and others.
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Rather than thinking systematically about the structure of low-wage work in America or the general plight of low-income households, Sanders is keying in on the morally outrageous juxtaposition of vast fortunes and bleak prospects for workers.
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"Practices during the break were really helpful in focusing and keying in on playing well on defense," Minnesota's junior forward Jordan Murphy told reporters after notching his 13th straight double-double and going over 1,000 points in his career Thursday.
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A campaign by the wildlife-advocacy group WildAid ran on Chinese digital media, keying in on the fact that rhino horns provide no more health benefits than other sources of keratin by showing a string of Chinese celebrities — all biting their fingernails.
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There is going to be a push this week that goes beyond what the FBI is doing -- Democrats are keying in on the entirety of Kavanaugh's fiery and emotional testimony to see if there are holes or problems that could undercut his nomination.
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Looking forward, Ellison and CFO Ed Record said the company should be able to further boost its gross margin through investments that will make its supply chain more efficient, further keying in on the optimal price for merchandise, and expanding upon its private-label brands.
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Steve Bannon, the former White House chief strategist who played a central role in the foreign policy debates of the administration's first six months, said Bolton has indeed broken from the model McMaster followed, instead keying in on his role as principal foreign policy adviser.
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Everybody brings something a little different to the table, and I think that keying in on their strengths—of Pam Shriver having won Grand Slams as a doubles player, having competed in an era against some of the greats; of Mary Joe Fernandez being in charge of the Fed Cup and understanding and knowing personally a lot of the young players in the game; Chrissy has a tennis academy—you really want to, in the most effective way, fit the puzzle pieces together.
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Keying in on Case's use of the adjective perfect, Junger coined the phrase The Perfect Storm as the title of his book about the storm.(2000, June 29). "Meteorologists Say 'Perfect Storm' Not So Perfect", Science DailyWest, James. (2000, July 6) In 1993, Case became the meteorologist-in-charge at State College, Pennsylvania.
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Many individuals of this species are captive bred as a conservation effort against poisoning from the cane toad infestation of the species’ native range. They hunt for prey by keying in on movement, chasing it down and overpowering it. Argus monitors are fed insects, fish and mice. V. panoptes are husky lizards that can be a challenge to physically handle.
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These streams did not have an over abundance of insect life so the chances of the fish keying in on specific insects was minimal. As this was the case there was no need to mimic any one type of insect, a more impressionistic fly, one that mimicked an assortment of insects, tended to be more reliable. The reverse hackle would open and close as the fly drifted in the turbulent waters instead of simply closing on itself the way most western style wet flies would in those conditions.
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