Sentence examples for lock consider from inspiring English sources

Before you declare the Clasico of all Clasicos a lock, consider that the final will be at Bayern's home field in Munich on May 19.

Wales' World Cup star performer Luke Charteris insists his "first thoughts are to stay with the Dragons" as the giant lock considers his club future.

Shorter hair usually makes girls appear older, but if you're attached to your long locks, consider getting a few layers, perhaps with some sideswept bangs as well.

If Churchill defined one notion of Britain and America marching in lock step, consider a more recent Atlantic crossing: shows like "American Idol" ("Pop Idol" in Britain) or even "Big Brother" made their debut in Britain before taking their brand of quick-fix fame to the United States.

If you have long damaged locks, then consider finding a shorter hairstyle that suits your face because short tends to stay healthier as it needs to be trimmed more often.

The river below Hanham Lock is considered to be tidal, as high tides often pass over the weir at Netham.

Nick Kennedy, the lock who can consider himself harshly dropped by England in the Six Nations, scored two tries to help the Exiles' push for Europe and they could afford the luxury of ­missing eight kicks at goal.

Ospreys lock Ian Evans would consider leaving the Welsh region if they were not competing in the Heineken Cup.

The device provides the play with a bit of dramatic punch and an emotional hook but leaves Mr. Rambo unable to mine Ms. Lederer's career as Ann Landers for its deepest meanings: the columns tracked 47 turbulent years of American social history, while the play is locked into considering only the first 20.

The code, which was publicly available here but now seems to be locked, is considered Flash Network's proprietary property.

This percentage is in the same range as the percentage of locked neurons considering all spikes (dashed line; cf. also Fig. 4 B ).