Sentence examples for better locking from inspiring English sources

If your aim is to get through War and Peace, you might be better locking yourself in your bedroom.

The performance of the various locking stylet models from different manufacturers improved over the study period (better trackability, better ability to reach the lead tip, and better locking).

"Maybe I'd better lock up my credit cards".

It's heavy, but durable enough for outdoor use (though at $4,175, better lock it up).

I imagine that the same influential forces behind Willingham's departure felt they'd better lock up their resident genius.

You need an opposing force (and the stronger and meaner the better) locked in a collision course with your fav character.

When he was dating his future wife, Harriet, her father remarked, "If you throw him out the door, you'd better lock the windows because he'll come back in that way".

If the thought of Alien's Ripley storming through the sleepy Cornish village of Portwenn is enough to send the sickly locals running for the hills, then they had better lock their doors because Sigourney Weaver is set to appear in Monday evening's episode of ITV drama Doc Martin.

In other words, you'd better lock up your bike and snowblower.

That's a lot of iPads, and that means Apple better lock down supplies to keep up with demand.

Michael implies that the modern man better locks away his servant (I mean wife)as it (she) might otherwise run away.