Sentence examples for getting locked up in from inspiring English sources

"What about people getting locked up in jail, dying, getting killed, little babies getting shot?" she said.

"Getting locked up in prison was a scary situation: they're taking you someplace where you only read about it or see it on TV.

Soon after getting locked up in the Prince George Regional Correction Center, Underhill became dope sick.

Soon after getting locked up in the Prince George Regional Correction Centre, Underhill became dope sick.

Getting locked up in connection with a simple marijuana possession charge isn't particularly rare in the area served by Hampton Roads Regional Jail.

Instead, the carbon gets locked up in black chunks of charcoal-like matter.

"At the beginning he could not understand that you get locked up in a cell.

"My girlfriend got locked up in Suffolk for identity theft," she said, according to the criminal complaint.

In China, human rights campaigners get locked up; in Britain, even the most irritating gets to carry the Olympic flag.

"Everyone loves Maria Callas," Björk told me, "because she doesn't get locked up in a technique box.

Mortgage everything, get locked up in jail and avoid Park Lane if you want to win Monopoly, according to the UK and Ireland champion.