Sentence examples for lock itself from inspiring English sources

Mr Trebek says: "It can never ring in too early and lock itself out.

It aspires to lock itself into power and exploit a revolution it did not initiate.

Will Germany really choose to lock itself into a federalised budget union with Italy, Spain, Portugal and Greece?

A senior aide to Mr. Bush said on Friday that the campaign saw no reason to lock itself into debate particulars at this point.

Now you can set time limits for your children's computer use (different for weekdays and weekends), and even make the Mac lock itself at bedtime.

Facing an uncertain world, Washington should be careful not to lock itself into a new set of treaty limits, proponents say.

The organization locked itself into a glaring asymmetry.

Starting this way is pretty much akin to a bull locking itself in a china shop.

And yet the Church "sometimes has locked itself up in small things, in small-minded rules".

Second, the government, led by its City advisers, locked itself into a traditional "book-building" process.

The first sign of this is that the company has locked itself out of truly making a hostile bid.