Sentence examples for lock in for from inspiring English sources

"With rate rises on the horizon it's questionable whether it's wise to lock in for a longer term," he says.

For example, Continental Home Loans in Melville, N.Y., asks for a point upfront to lock in for 60 days, said Michael McHugh, the company president.

Joe's take: Mikey Lopez (GA) College: North Carolina Position: Central Midfield MLS Player Comparison: Perry Kitchen Coveted by many going into the draft, Lopez is a lock in for a top ten selection.

The bank is offering customers the chance to lock in for two years at an interest rate of 0.99%, but they need a deposit of at least 35% and will pay a product fee of £1,499.

The sense that rents are as low as they are likely to become and that deals in the future will be more expensive is pushing some tenants to lock in for longer terms than usual, said Mary Ann Tighe, the chief executive for the tristate region of CB Richard Ellis.

"I know people's instinct will be not to lock in for a long time, but the key point is that there is no guarantee that because Bank rates are going to rise five-year fixed rates will do the same," she says.

But taxpayers will be locked in for a while yet.

But those tears became locked in for years".

Holliday has never been so locked in for so long.

For example, the fare can only be locked in for either 72 hours or seven days.

It has the advantage that most of its contracts are locked in for years.