Sentence examples for hard locked up from inspiring English sources

Before speaking to the stewards, the seven-time world champion said: "I just went straight on the brakes very hard, locked up everything and tried to brake as hard as possible but the accident wasn't avoidable any more".

"Hard" lock-ups are those that can't be broken under any circumstances; soft ones are the flexible variety.

In a hard lock-up, investors have no right to redeem before their time is up; in a soft lock-up, they can get out early but have to pay a redemption fee of, say, 3-5%.The cachet of investing in the best hedge funds meant a few celebrated managers were able to bargain for the longest lock-up periods.

Indeed, the sort of upstream innovation (the big ideas of those scientists and engineers) most celebrated by those who fear its movement to China and India is the hardest to keep locked up in the domestic market.The least internationally mobile innovation, on the other hand, is the downstream sort, where big ideas are made suitable for a local market.

You don't want to spend your precious hard-earned freedom locked up in the restroom playing your Nintendo DS, do you?

How can you be sentenced to 27 years of hard labor, abusive treatment, locked up, denied your family and not be angry?

"The hardest part about being locked up was not knowing when I would go home.

It may also be hard to tap any equity locked up in the property.

What's less clear is why governments and public bodies find it so hard to see the value locked up in the publicly funded data-sets they control.

What's less clear is why governments and public bodies find it so hard to see the value locked up in the publicly funded data-sets they control.

Exactly how much money was locked up is hard to pin down.