On the court, his hands act like catchers' mitts laced with pine tar, as he locks down seemingly every loose ball and rebound.
He locks down on W gallery with the mess hall workers.
It's fun to watch him in action; once he locks down on a vision, he doesn't stop until he gets it done.
Tuesday's primaries are likely the last opportunity Republicans have to stop Trump (no, really this time) before he locks down the nomination for good.
Then with 38 he, he locked down Carlsen's kingside pawns, preventing simplifying exchanges.
The principal, Joseph Wilson, declared, "We have tracked every bit of info, and we have not found anything other than, 'He said that, she said that, she saw someplace.' " Still, a week after he locked down the school during a student protest, he announced last Wednesday that any absences the next two days would be excused.
The $72,000 he made as a lawyer in 2000 climbed to $92,000 in 2003, then rose dramatically to $270,000 a year later, when he locked down the race to become House speaker.
Aisha's brother Salim, the former deputy mayor of Sydney's Auburn council, stirred up controversy when he locked down an entire block in Lindcombe for his wedding motorcade, which included dozens of Harley Davidsons, Ferraris, Lamborghinis, and several Rolls Royces.
When he's locked down, as he was in Gainesville, the Bulldogs are beatable.
One official told BuzzFeed that it looked like he'd locked down a new job, but he ultimately lost it and was straight-up told folks at his prospective employer weren't down with the fact that he'd worked for Trump.
Not only will he tell me stuff like 'Don't be bad,' but I'll tell him stuff like 'Don't be bad,' because if he acts up I can't visit, if he gets locked down".
