The N.H.L. began locking out its players yesterday.
The attendants bustle around before the performances begin, locking the outside doors.
By Reeves Wiedeman September 17 ,2012 The N.H.L. began locking out its players yesterday.
(Earlier in the year, the school had begun locking its doors as part of an upgraded security policy).
She said she began locking the door to her office after becoming a lame duck because covetous colleagues had been sneaking in to scout it.
Across the league, the players began locking arms at the start of games and refusing for several minutes to kick the ball.
His opponents point to the steady fall in crime since Michael Howard began locking more people up as home secretary in the mid-1990s.
It was not until more than 10 minutes after the ship disintegrated that Mission Control declared a "contingency" and began locking down computer systems and gathering up notes.
The only other customer, a woman, departed, and a female employee finally got up from her desk and began locking the doors from the inside.
They too had a night of divine pleasure ahead of them, so we were all ushered out as the guards began locking up.
