Sentence examples for To locks from inspiring English sources
verb
To become fastened in place.
- If you put the brakes on too hard, the wheels will lock.
Rachel then asked to have her long hair shorn off and sent to Locks of Love.
It contained Kayla's ponytail, which she had left for Marsha to give to Locks of Love.
She slipped her shorn ponytail into a plastic bag and mailed it to Locks of Love.
Mr. Taylor sells the wigs wholesale to Locks of Love for less than $1,000.
Her parents donated her hair a final time to Locks of Love, and her organs to other children.
At first, there were a few, then there were a lot, and now they are everywhere, about three-quarters of a million in all, locks shackled to locks shackled to locks shackled to locks, every square inch of the bridge crowded with black initials, brass bodies.
The next step was to make a plaster mold of her head and send it to Locks of Love.
A good example is his relationship to locks, as fastened by devotees to the lattice grillwork of Shia shrines.
Kyan, the grooming expert, explains to Brian that his ponytail will be donated to Locks of Love.
Before she left, she cut off her ponytail to donate it to Locks of Love, which provides hairpieces for children with cancer.
Then be sure to lock your phone.
