The phrase "a safe locked" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe a safe that is secured or locked, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The valuables were kept in a safe that was locked for security."
Alternatives: "a locked safe" or "a secure safe".
"The way they see it, if you want to keep a safe locked, you don't give out the combination".
A February survey by the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health found that 54percentt of gun owners say they do not keep guns locked in a safe, locked into a gun rack or stored with a trigger lock.
If there are any liquid fertilizers around, put them indoors in a safe, locked cabinet where they will not freeze and neither children nor animals will disturb them.
The provost marshal had just enough time to shove the enrollment log into an iron safe, lock it and then run for the back door along with the other draft administrators.
Two disks (7 mm diameter) were punched out from two different DBS, and punches were transferred into a safe-lock micro tube (1.5 mL, Eppendorf) and extracted with 250 μL of a acetonitrile/water mixture 80 20 (v/ v) containing 5 μmol/L nelfinavir as internal standard (IS) for 30 min in an ultrasonic bath.
That can be avoided by securing the drugs in a fire-safe locked box, the students said.
To be safe, lock your igloo at all times.
The specific measures you must take will depend on the applicable regulations, but examples include having a safe or locking file cabinet for confidential documents, and password-protecting your computer system or confidential files.
A corpse, a locked safe and two sets of signals, one involving window blinds and the other a ringing telephone, are among the many devices that twist and prolong the action.
Determine if you are opening a safe that is locked by a key-lock or a combination-lock.
You need the original when crossing borders, of course, but otherwise keep a photocopy with you, and the original in your room — a safe or a locked and tethered bag is good.
