Sentence examples for latch in from inspiring English sources

This is called LUAS in Canada and LATCH in the US.

When agitated or offended, Hugh breaks the offender's little finger, and under stress is aware of "sparks in my long muscles and a click in my head like a catching latch in need of oil".

There's a latch in the center of the forehead, and removing the linchpin allows you to open the skull and either root around or hide things — drugs, say, or small pieces of jewelry.

Antifreeze will be pumped around the latch in an effort to avoid the formation of hydrates, icelike crystals of methane and water that could affect the latching mechanism and that scuttled an earlier containment attempt.

"It's like a physical latch in the digital realm – with one app you can just put the latch on and off, reducing the availability of your online accounts when you're not using them, therefore reducing their exposure to hackers," explained Chema Alonso, chief executive of the Telefonica-owned Eleven Paths told the Guardian.

No, a simple manual with a single latch in the centre.

The sensor latches in New York's voting machines, which were installed in 1962, were removed two years later, according to the lawsuit.

Ferrari, which is in the process of being spun out of Fiat Chrysler, was forced to recall 3,000 of its 458 models sold in North America last September  on account of malfunctioning latches in the front luggage compartment.

For reasons that still remain a mystery, the city's election workers disabled those latches in 1964, taking away a built-in safeguard that advocates say would have prevented thousands of residents from losing their votes in every election.

The 10-member New York City Board of Elections voted to restore the latches in March, but reversed its decision a month later after a technician demonstrated the process of attaching levers and pins through quarter-size holes.

We evaluated the number of random latches in the 256 latches.