Sentence examples for brilliant lock from inspiring English sources

His four Dally M Medals are a record but to put that into context, in the long history of individual awards in the game, brilliant lock Ron Coote is the only other player to win a single award four times, claiming EE Christensen's Player of the Year award on four occasions.

Despite Cuba's recent "opening," it is still a country where the tenets of the revolution hold sway, and our image of the place, advanced by our government's refusal to do business there and by its governments' political record, includes scenes of dissident writers lurking in crumbling circumstances with brilliant unpublished manuscripts locked away in drawers.

Then came Blum's brilliant summation, "You're locked into your own time.

Thankfully, most teachers are brilliant, and don't lock anybody in cupboards, turn invisible to spy on students, or try to take over the world.

A little dab, and wayward locks are suddenly brilliant, $12.

The stakes can't be much higher: Even if it never capitalizes on the ideas all those brilliant new hires generate, Google locks them away from would-be competitors.

One reporter even had the brilliant suggestion today that he should lock Congressional leaders in a room until they surrender and agree to a deal, as if this were a Hollywood version of a union negotiation.

Bianca and Ronnie's impromptu lock-in was rather brilliant.

We become pleasurably locked in his insane, brilliant head.

She added, "Rewarding users for allowing advertising on their lock screen is simple yet brilliant".

The outstanding English mock-epic is Alexander Pope's brilliant tour de force The Rape of the Lock (1712 14), which concerns a society beau's theft of a lock of hair from a society belle; Pope treated the incident as if it were comparable to events that sparked the Trojan War.