Sentence examples for able to lock out from inspiring English sources
By using open source methods, the developer community is able to lock out black hats.
However, the company says that the warning messages should no longer be necessary as it believes it has fortified its API to the point of being able to lock out these third-party apps for good.
One aspect the two prided themselves on was truly being able to lock out the nagging world that surrounded them when they wrote, diving deep in to the diverse lyricism of their words -- they urge there is simply no other way to write.
(AP) TRENTON: HELP FOR GAMBLERS --Gamblers unable to control their urges may soon be able to lock themselves out of Atlantic City.
Despite their success in shifting the nation's politics rightward since 1980, Republicans have not been able to lock in the kind of year in, year out majorities the Democrats once enjoyed.
The contour developed based on the facial anthropometry of users was able to lock the spaces along the side of the face sealing out harmful odor from the environment.
In their outdoor laboratory, they set out to measure how much atmospheric carbon the crops were able to lock in the soil.
Teachers will be able to lock their classrooms from the inside – an impossibility that was shocking to some in 2012, but which prevailed in many regions to prevent pupils from being able to shut out teachers.
Everyone will be able to have their own room and each person will be able to lock their bedroom door.
"To be able to lock up the best center in football?
