They could be locked out, priced out, dumped out.
The police say Ridenour could be locked up.
"They could be locked out, priced out, dumped out," she said.
Back then, people could be locked up involuntarily, simply on a relative's say-so.
If most of them do, the two parties' nominations could be locked up by next February.
Windows could be locked and barred at all times (prisoners sometimes "fish" for drugs thrown over walls).
Do they tell the court, in which case they could be locked up like Rosie Anne and Marlon?
However, any gamble that the president-elect could be locked into a foreign policy made in Israel would be fraught.
In 2003, a village inspector found that six booths that could be locked from the inside had been installed.
But some say that those estimates are too optimistic, and that many more students could be locked out of higher education altogether.
If technology continues to outpace preservation tactics, future citizens could be locked out of accessing today's digital content – and plunged into a "digital dark age".
