Sentence examples for become locked up from inspiring English sources

But it will become locked up, closed down, segregated, if we're still this naive further down the line".

The "writer" who had become locked up when faced with an utterly blank sheet, was now somewhat released by the conceit that he merely discovered what had been lying there all along, even in this newest of western cultures.

If a major fraction of the nutrient becomes locked up by buried wood, the forest growth could be severely limited after some decades so that the strategy becomes unsustainable.

You become, in fact, locked up within yourself.

But keeping them locked up becomes impossibly expensive, and in not helping them be successful upon release we are not helping our communities.

The cost to keep us locked up has become a burden on society.

I experienced the same thing when I was locked up: I became hyperactive, like everything was going to happen in the future and I needed to use every second as valuably as I could.

If he is locked up, he will become a martyr.

Did he become an MP? Or a blogger, locked up by successive regimes of the left and right, as some revolutionaries of the period were?

One of them says that as soon as he returns home, his instinct is to lock his door because it has become natural for him to feel locked up.

Once social utility is put aside, the reality in question is just whatever the patient had better believe in to avoid getting locked up, or to become a little less unhappy.