Sentence examples for actually locks from inspiring English sources

The Bush compromise actually locks in the commercial advantage for WARF and Geron by perpetuating the status quo.

Only when Dr. Dean actually locks up enough convention delegates to secure his party's nomination should rival Democrats feel obliged to fall in line behind him.

When it gets engaged, it is one of two key signals in addition to a receptor that actually locks onto a tumor cell and functions somewhat like an ignition switch that a T cell needs to initiate an attack.

Once they've been authenticated, users can use the iPhone app to authorize a piece of metal that actually locks and unlocks the door.

There are places where kids are actually locked up like prisoners.

But perhaps the man never actually locked himself in the room.

And the state avoids the cost of actually locking someone up when fees and fines replace cell time.

We've already had a case of a survivor of domestic violence who was actually locked out of her room".

But some universities now want to adopt forms of proprietary courseware that actually lock out people from outside the university".

For them, the government proposes to use more control orders—a new legal device that deprives people of some liberties without actually locking them up.

The "gas pump" hose doesn't just slip into your tank's opening; you actually lock it on, creating a seal.