Sentence examples for decision of locking from inspiring English sources

Daenerys made the difficult decision of locking up her dragons.

THE audience's mantra at the Republican National Convention — "drill, baby, drill" — reflected deep frustration with Washington's decision to lock down tens of billions of barrels of oil under American territory in an era of $4-a-gallon 4-a-gallon 4-a-gallon gasoline

The airline gave the government three hours' notice of its decision to lock out its own workers.

Mothers spoke of keeping their children inside from the moment school ended, and businessmen of decisions to lock the front doors of their shops during business hours.

The neo-narcissistic benefits of locking Twitter were what finally made my decision, and so that was the reason I gave.

And the decision to lock in trillions of dollars in future tax cuts actually depresses the economy now, since those future cuts do little to encourage current consumer spending but do raise long-term interest rates.

I am very disappointed in the owners' decision to lock out the players of the National Hockey League.

Michel said that the decision to lock down this city of more than a million inhabitants was "based on quite precise information about the risk of an attack like the one that happened in Paris".

"Your decision to lock out officials with more than 1,500 years of collective N.F.L. experience has led to a deterioration of order, safety and integrity," the letter said.

NBC Universal's decision to lock up "Ellen" early reflects the preparations already being made by television distributors and broadcasters in advance of Ms. Winfrey's exit.

BUT the decision to lock or not lock is not always logical — often, it is based entirely on emotion.