Sentence examples for lock fit from inspiring English sources

The atmosphere of alienation makes the song's final line even more uncanny: "Say, tell me, why does its lock fit my key?" Thus the stage is set for "Home": on the basis of its publisher's description a novel, on the basis of its length a novella, and on the basis of its stripped-down, symbol-laden plot something of an allegory.

(A sticky end is a short single-stranded DNA portion protruding from the end of double-stranded DNA [142]. A sticky end can combine with another sticky end only if their base sequences are complementary to each other, much like a key and lock fit together).

Consider having an onboard diagnostics lock fitted.

Ralph sells a picture without consulting his brothers, has a lock fitted on a door.

I recommend getting a lock fitted on your bedroom door before you opt for the third suggestion, though.

This lock fits to any door and will stop anyone from opening it, even with a key, so you can sleep peacefully at night knowing you and all your things are perfectly safe.

Clearly, the mechanisms of smell are not as simple as a lock fitting into a keyhole, or even an alkaloid from your morning coffee striking a bitter receptor on your tongue.

The best part, in my opinion, is that the main part of the lock fits around the top tube and secures with velcro.

For example, Bean uses a bolt-latch and padlock, rather than the lock fitted to the car, and removes the steering wheel instead of the key.

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To understand how CBD works to suppress epileptic seizures, you must first have a working knowledge of the endocannabinoid system a collection of receptors located in our brains, organs, connective tissues, glands, and immune cells that fit the active chemicals in weed like a lock fits a key.