Sentence examples for bothered to lock from inspiring English sources

There was the time the Band played Fort Worth, Texas, working in a gangster-owned club that had been bombed, burned, gassed, and robbed so often that nobody even bothered to lock it up at night.

Add to that the accumulation of the years -- a rusty rear wheel, a dent near the driver's door, a scratch in the windshield -- and you can see why my husband rarely bothered to lock it when he parked it at the train station in the morning.

As an example of this trusting behavior, he cited the fact that students often put their possessions into lockers without bothering to lock them.

But if he is leaving the house for an hour or two, to pick up his 7- and 11-year-olds at school or to go grocery shopping, he says, he doesn't bother to lock the door.

Caretakers at the wildlife center in Chonburi Province do not bother to lock the cage of the slow loris, a nocturnal primate with big round eyes that lives up to its name.

You hear about places where people don't bother to lock their front doors, and maybe you smile and think of home, or, if you're a certain breed of New Yorker, you just shake your head.

Unless it is a near-perfect experience, don't expect this new feature to make much of a difference for the half of iPhone owners that don't bother to lock their phones.

"Nobody bothered to look earlier".

At the Harrington, however, many students, who had not bothered to march, were locked in caucus about structure.

Don't bother trying to lock in a mortgage rate when the timetable is still moving, he said.

To recap: immediately after the San Bernardino attack, the FBI acquired the attacker's work phone, which (unlike his personal phone) he had not bothered to destroy, and promptly locked themselves out of it.