Sentence examples for keep locked up from inspiring English sources

Today, the images that White had to keep locked up cause no outrage.

At the same time, we want to have access to the prisons because we're worried that the Afghans will abuse the prisoners we've just insisted they keep locked up with no due process.

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.

In his protean gallery of plays, Mr. Margulies, who lives in New Haven, dives into issues most of us keep locked up.

Keep locking up more of those people who commit most crime and crime will fall further.

The final option, of course, is for the US to march on with its precision-less, scattergun approach and keep locking up Guzmans and killing Al-Shamis for another century or two.

If your rears keep locking up first, then something is wrong.

(And, until the beans were ground, they were kept locked up).

Several sources, including La Nación, have reported that the victims were kept locked up for six years.

Over here there are a few books, & they're kept locked up".

In normal circumstances, the code would have been kept locked up under copyright laws for several decades after its creator's death.