Sentence examples for be kept locked up from inspiring English sources

Even now, Charlie [Munger] and I continue to believe that short-term market forecasts are poison and should be kept locked up in a safe place, away from children and also from grownups who behave in the market like children".

The crown jewels will always be kept locked up but many data sets will increasingly be made available for businesses to combine and turn into new services to improve cities, to shorten commutes and to improve workforces.

You can argue that some people need to be kept locked up in a tiny cell, but there are also a ton of truly questionable cases of imprisonment.

To restrict the accessibility, pesticides should be kept locked up, license to pesticide dealers should be controlled, farmers could be licensed allowing only persons with license to buy and use pesticides, and a positive list with a restricted number of pesticides excluding the most toxic ones could be established as suggested by some authors [ 16, 17].

About 1,500 inmates could be subject to civil confinement, but only a few hundred are likely to be kept locked up.

(And, until the beans were ground, they were kept locked up).

Several sources, including La Nación, have reported that the victims were kept locked up for six years.

Over here there are a few books, & they're kept locked up".

In normal circumstances, the code would have been kept locked up under copyright laws for several decades after its creator's death.

When not on the road, the substitute bust is kept locked up in a secret location by a Brooklyn dentist who is also a member of the society.

Prosecutors say Ms. Monaco was kept locked up at home because she became pregnant out of wedlock, according to a lawyer representing the other family members.