Sentence examples for involved locked from inspiring English sources
Suffice it to say that money is involved, locked away in a password-protected account, and that we're driven forward page by page as Luntz and Desilvera come together and hide out — in hotel rooms, at a biker encampment — and have sex and try to trick the tricksters and end up alive and with the loot.
The U.S. response to crack involved locking up addicts and dealers alike, a strategy that filled up American prisons and later led some states to moderate their sentencing guidelines.
There were 764 cases altogether, with 499 cases involving locked plating and 265 cases involving non-locked plating.
Unfortunately, it involves locking their mother in the pantry, as she curses, and accessing the internet.
And if that involves locking yourself in a dungeon and weeping for six weeks, so be it.
Her one-off sessions involve locking her patient in a cupboard so he or she can have, and get through, a panic attack.
He said ministers, having made negligible efforts to work with the communities involved, could not now claim to have run out of options to help the affected communities in ways that did not involve locking people up.
The policing and sentencing bill is also expected to include a manifesto promise to introduce a new sentence based around a "sharp, short spell in custody" that will involve locking up prolific offenders in police cells "to change their behaviour".
Investing in one of these does involve locking your money away for a fixed period - either three or five years - but in return you are promised one of the best available forms of protection against inflation.
This is because I'm not talking about the kind of stillness that involves locking yourself in a room with a laptop, while you wait for the words to come.
A good one, I'd think: he says that an effective way to teach something well is to get them to explain it to someone else, which is what he used to do to his students, even if it did involve locking them in cupboards (true).
