Sentence examples for a bit locked up from inspiring English sources

"But I want them to hear about the pain they caused, to realize that the whole world is condemning it and to suffer, just a bit, locked up in jail, before they die of natural causes".

Parks are for people, not just bits of land locked up for conservation purposes.

Each one of these commitments, whether clear and written, kind of clear and stored somewhere, or pretty vague and perhaps lodged only in your memory, represents a bit of your energy that is locked up in the commitment you made.

Hamilton admitted that he had lost a bit of time locking up his right front wheel going into the hairpin and  running wide, then getting the final corner a little bit wrong too on his first run.

The move to a more "cashless" society has not been without its victims – namely, those whose incomes relied on the spare change and small donations that once came from customers emptying their pockets, but are now locked up in digital bits and credit card swipes.

Imagine the resentment in a Muslim community doing its bit to find the killers if innocent members are locked up for as long as 12 weeks.

Kansas State has locked up its win over Texas, leading by 25 with a bit less than two minutes left in the game.

That bit I kept, hidden among the blank pages of my diary, locked up for years.

However, the issue is that these are defensive actions, a bit like trying to lock up a fierce lion in a cage, rather than taming it - or better still, exchanging it for a pet cat or dog.

Storage: P405 Store locked up.

And I was a little bit freaked out because I didn't know what to do, I didn't want to go back to prison, I was locked up for ten months without committing any crime.