Sentence examples for is again locked from inspiring English sources

As soon as the last vote is cast and the totals recorded, each machine is again locked and sealed, the machines are shipped back to the city warehouse from which it came.

Eighty-seven years later, Nome is again locked in a dark and frigid winter — a record cold spell has pushed temperatures to minus 40 degrees, cracked hotel pipes and even reduced turnout at the Mighty Musk Oxen's pickup hockey games.

Today, this once close-knit community is again locked in battle – only this time, residents are fighting against each other, over proposals for a giant shopping centre on the town's doorstep.

MOSCOW — With winter approaching, Gazprom, the Russian state-controlled natural gas monopoly, and Ukraine are again locked in a dispute over the price of natural gas.

Gazprom and Ukraine are again locked in a dispute over pricing that Gazprom officials say could prompt them to cut supplies to Ukraine by Thursday.

If landlords can get rid of their existing tenants, they can charge whatever rent they like to new tenants (although, from that point on, they are again locked into regulated increases).

Hu Jia and Zeng Jinyan, a young couple who often speak up for rights granted in China's Constitution, and who were already veterans of hundreds of days of house arrest, were again locked up just minutes before they were to fly to Europe to show their documentary film "Prisoner of Freedom City," which depicts the gap between fact and fiction in the political life of Beijing.

The President and Congress are again locked in another battle, causing gridlock.

Upon the expiry of the collective bargaining agreement (CBA), Gary Bettman announced that the players were again locked out to start the 2004 05 season.

And yet here we are again locked into August madness without our talking points as: Republicans kick the shit out of the Democrats, Democrats continue to fight among themselves, folks show up to hear the President bearing arms, Liberals threaten to boycott, and the media morphs into whores for ratings.

No sooner had the returns from the November elections been collected than the Republicans and Democrats were again locked in combat, not with each other, but among themselves, trying to decide what it all means and what they should do next.