Increasingly, worried European governments are crafting natalist policies to nudge couples to have more children, from offering better child care to monthly stipends keyed to family size.
Barring disaster—someone had to be rushed to the hospital, he was just fired from his job, someone keyed his Ferrari (kidding) —he should never forget to call you.
I danced, so footwork was good. I had been on stage before and when Billie Jean went out onto the tennis court it felt like her stage, so she really keyed in on that, Stone said.
Every part, brain and body, nerve tissue and fibre, was keyed to the most exquisite pitch; and between all the parts there was a perfect equilibrium or adjustment.
Yeah, I mean, I appreciate that you keyed in on like the deeply held fear I have where I can probably name the exact writers who are going to say negative things about my book.
A lot of us read Plato as teenagers and Having that like concentrated dose of philosophy made a real difference to us in getting us keyed into the thing itself.