Sentence examples for day locking from inspiring English sources

The most popular form of market timing, called time zone arbitrage, generally occurs when an investor buys shares of an international fund based in the United States and sells it the next day, locking in a short-term gain as the overseas market reacts to what the United States market did the previous day.

But now I spend 20 minutes at the end of the day locking everything up, hiding keys under rocks and over doors.

This needs to select an orbit cycle of one day locked on the theatre.

Laptop users should always at the end of the day lock there computer in a drawer or overhead cabinet.

(Inmates in solitary confinement are allotted one hour of rec each day; they spend the rest of the day locked in their cells).

About 15% of the population, or almost 200 men, were unemployed and routinely spent 23 hours a day locked in their cells.

I ask them, 'What, do I bore you?' " Mr. Penry said he spent 21 hours a day locked in his cell and 1 hour out of it.

Stewart, like the justice secretary, David Gauke, still thinks prison can rehabilitate offenders, but recognises that too many prisoners spend most of the day locked in their cells.

About a quarter of boys spent 23 hours a day locked up in their cell, which critics said amounted to solitary confinement.

At Barwon prison, Williams spent 18 hours a day locked in his 4m by 3m cell, watching television and playing Celine Dion and Shania Twain CDs.

On a rainy day locks become jammed, owing to moisture and dust, and emergency calls, which normally number 4 or 5 a day, then soar to 18 or 20.