Sentence examples for going locked into from inspiring English sources

We keep going, locked into our little umwelts, only occasionally remembering to look up.

From the outside, the WRU's stance seemed to be that as the regions had nowhere to go, locked into the Pro12 and unable to play in a cross-border tournament without the union's permission, it was under no obligation to make concessions.

The things that matter are the numbers that the various committees are going to get locked into".

Don't bother with the lesser brands; if you're going to get locked into one company's proprietary, copy-protected book format, you'll reduce your chances of library obsolescence if you stick with Amazon or Barnes & Noble.

There's always the fear that someone is going to find the absolute formula, the certain rhythm that is going to lock into the heartbeat of the universe and forever be the sound of pop.

"I note these three challenges because I believe the Senate is going to be locked into stalemate, or our politics are going to be irreversibly poisoned, unless we break out," Kerry said.

But another PR expert, Mark Borkowski, warned that, as skeleton was not a big spectator sport, Williams's commercial exposure would be "a short-term thing rather than developing something significant as a meaningful brand that is going to lock into people".

Don't let the siren call of a shiny new form fact go and get you locked into a 2-year contract.

"Unless one of them figure out how to transcend their demographic niches, we are going to be locked into this for a long time," Mr. Garin said.

But I was never going to be locked into a formula.

He's also going to be locked into a brutal reelection campaign that has already started.