Sentence examples similar to greater lock from inspiring English sources

On May 26, Anne Redhead gave birth to a boy, with a great big lock of red hair.

"This will mean much higher rates of global emission reductions in the medium term; greater lock-in of carbon-intensive infrastructure; greater dependence on often unproven technologies in the medium term; greater costs of mitigation in the medium and long term; and greater risks of failing to meet the 2C target," the UN Environment Program stated.

Taking this further, one might suggest that where user research is framed inappropriately (e.g. focusing on detailed device characteristics) that this may lead to the development path becoming more set and less amenable to change (greater lock-in) than if the user research was not done at all.

For sharper corners, or in cars with a greater lock-to-lock ratio (like trucks), the pulling hand goes on the bottom of the wheel, upside down, gripping it.

For neutral fans he's a godsend: the single greatest lock in Supercoach history but also a ready source of schadenfreude.

"He has everything to be a great lock.

Bobby pins make great lock picks.

Doing all the three previous Bhandas you are automatically doing the great lock or Mahabandh.

If you perfect the great lock or Mahabandh, and then do some long deep breathing, you can enter into alternative states of consciousness.

As an inspiration for Surrealism, though, Breton was drawn principally to Oceanic art, which he described as "one of the great lock-keepers of our heart".

Elsewhere in the maze of rooms were walnut refectory tables, a pair of folding slat-seated Savonarola chairs and a hefty money chest with great locks.