Sentence examples for for a lock from inspiring English sources
Commercial places might still look for a lock like this.
There has probably never been such a momentous international debut for a lock forward.
In exchange for a lock of her hair and a tear drop, Laura eats the fruit and falls ill, nursed back only by Lizzie's sisterly love.
Elka (Betty White), meanwhile, asks for a lock of a singer's hair for a good cause; Melanie Valerie Bertinellii) stalks her musical idol; and Joy Jane Leevess) dreams of a life as a rock star.
A clump of Sir Mick Jagger's hair has fetched £4,000 at auction, twice its estimated sale price and more than four times the £900 raised for a lock of bandmate Keith Richards' barnet.
Weaknesses: The technique and skills that make for a lock-down cornerback need work.
However, SAB could invite its suitor into the bar for a lock-in if it wants to extend the deadline.
In 1906 Roosevelt resolved the matter when he sided with Chief Engineer John Frank Stevens, who argued for a lock-type canal.
The place is heaving with musicians after the surrounding bars have closed, so you may be in for a lock-in.
Currently, for example, Almeida is offering $1.39 maximum per gallon for a lock-in fee of $155 (plus tax), compared with prices of as much as $1.69 per gallon from other dealers.
