Sentence examples for extremely locked from inspiring English sources

There are a few reasons why, but the main ones are that iOS, Apple's mobile operating system, is extremely locked down.

I prefer that my sleeping quarters be extremely cramped, locked from the outside, and that the only key-holders be my immediate supervisors.

Americans are generally extremely careful about locking up their firearms to keep them out of the hands of children, but they're much more cavalier about ensuring that the door to their backyard swimming pool is shut at all times.

Before striking, the ant opens its mandibles extremely widely and locks them in this position by an internal mechanism.

Clean recycling containers extremely well or lock them up inside.

Better yet for the Seahawks, Wilson is locked into an extremely modest contract.

Frederick Moran, an analyst with the Benchmark Company, lauded Amazon's performance in the face of the economic downturn, saying "once again, Amazon's revenue growth looks extremely good, and it looks locked in more than one would expect".

The vice president made the comments to CNN as the network released a new poll Tuesday showing Clinton has lost the ground she gained following her party's convention and now finds herself locked in an extremely tight race with Donald Trump.

It is a good idea to have multiple or extremely secure locks since these avian Einsteins will devise clever ways to escape.

Mr Bush is no shoo-in for the nomination, but he certainly seems to have the party's business wing locked up, making him extremely difficult to dislodge.

This is an extremely crowded market already, although Walmart has locked up deals with all of the major studios – Walt Disney, Warner Brothers, Paramount, Sony, 20th Century Fox and Universal.