Sentence examples for entirely locked from inspiring English sources
But these results suggest that we're not entirely locked into our first impressions.
The government are going to extraordinary lengths to try to avoid being accountable to parliament, when – because of the referendum – they have a completely inbuilt majority of people on both sides [who] regard themselves as entirely locked in by the referendum result to support them.
As Senate Republicans, frustrated by having been almost entirely locked out of the negotiations leading up to the budget deal last weekend, insisted on a full debate over the legislation on Wednesday, the absence of the ill senator deprived Democrats of a crucial vote.
The whole fault was almost entirely locked as shown by the GPS inversion studies (e.g. Ito et al., 2000) before 2003.
Beyond the big names like Swype and SwiftKey with huge existing user bases on Android, smaller devs with new ideas will no longer be entirely locked out of Apple's walled garden.
Beyond the big names like Swype and SwiftKey with huge existing user bases on Android, smaller devs with new ideas will no longer be entirely locked out of Apple's walled garden.
Cluley says: "It just seems crazy that locking your phone doesn't entirely lock it down.
Because, look, we've got to repeal Obamacare entirely — lock, stock and barrel.
The information is used by administrators to monitor servers, and the pages are often either removed entirely or locked down to prevent the information from being used for nefarious purposes.
You don't have to sit through extra-long conversations made up entirely of locked eyes to feel like you're making progress.[2].
