And then he saw, in the side of the smooth box, which had no visible cleft or split, but was whole like a green ice egg, a tiny keyhole.

His nimble fingers located the tiny keyhole, even through the supple leather of the gloves.

She put her hands on the workbench, wrists turned to expose the tiny keyhole on the left manacle.

An opening showed; within it was a strip of metal, with a tiny keyhole.

They had removed soil from a tiny gold-rimmed keyhole with a water-pic.

I took a deep breath, rammed the key into the tiny keyhole, opened the mailbox, and shoveled the mail into my big black bag.

Only then did I notice that the tiny keyhole was empty and remembered-belatedly-something Slasher had said about using keys to start these vehicles with.

The opening showed a strip of metal, with a tiny keyhole.

A tiny keyhole showed that it could be locked, but it wasn't.

Such a tiny keyhole as now defied me had opened the way to the intricate lock in that other door.