Sentence examples for currently locked up from inspiring English sources

Speaking more abstractly, there's a huge pool of more or less untapped human potential currently locked up in long commutes.

About £6tn is currently locked up in the value of Britain's homes, according to the Halifax building society.

One patient is currently locked up in a police station after punching his mum in the face.

Of the 2.2 million people currently locked up in this country, fewer than one in 10 is being held in a federal prison.

Only then will it be possible to fully exploit the mountains of samples, and reams of data, that are currently locked up in the world's hospitals, clinics, and laboratories.

The Beauty Killer, as she is known to her fans, is currently locked up in a mental hospital, so Cain's backup psycho is a serial killer who skins his first victim alive and hangs him from a tall evergreen tree ("like a sick Christmas ornament") to bleed out.

In the states that currently lock up the most people, imprisoning more would actually increase crime, they believe.

But if we took the silt that we currently lock up behind dams on the Missouri River, and let the Big Muddy be muddy again, that silt, along with mangroves, could restore the coastal wetlands that once shielded New Orleans from storm surge and hurricane.

Currently, Fox/Liberty has locked up the local cable rights to all 6 of the professional sports teams in L.A. but since he doesn't own those teams he could lose the rights.

There is currently more carbon locked up in just the first meter of the planet's soils than can be found in the atmosphere and all terrestrial plant life combined, he said during his keynote address to the Global Symposium on Soil Organic Carbon 21-233 March).

"Malcolm Turnbull's got a choice here: will he make an active decision to defy the Senate and keep kids locked up?" Currently, there are 112 children in immigration detention in Australia, about one-20th of the peak figure of 1,992 in July 2013.