Sentence examples for lockdown it from inspiring English sources

From a state of lockdown it moved to a charm offensive, inviting a small media contingent inside its redoubt, with warm smiles and waves.

(Have you heard "Love Lockdown"? It's Auto-Tuned to the nines).

Telling me I've got a curfew… like, if I'm on lockdown it's because I physically can't leave a cell.

If his breakup scene with Blanchett's Hepburn is more moving than the long stretch when Hughes' psychiatric symptoms have him on self-imposed lockdown, it's because DiCaprio's anguish is always more believable when he's giving form to the mute pain of characters who aren't themselves fully formed.

Contrariwise, Chief Reed explains, the department can push out beat-specific emergency information when it affects all citizens, as with the café shooting, where schools went into lockdown and it was hours before it became clear that the initial killing, later murder and suicide were the acts of one man.Your correspondent lives in the interstice between two beats.

It means more business adoption of video chat and less lockdown when it comes to webcams and cellphone cameras in some organizations.

A lockdown, whether it's the entire facility or just a floor, further delays the process, because it drags officers who would otherwise be manning the fax machines away from their desk.

His offering for this weekend is still in the experimental phase, and he's keeping the recipe on lockdown until it's perfected.

The presence of 200 inspectors and American technical surveillance is not exactly a lockdown, but it limits what he can get away with.

They said prisoners refused to go into their cells and shut their doors for a daily two-hour lockdown, and it was deemed too dangerous for guards to enter the common area to remove a troublemaker when many prisoners were freely roaming.

But some health groups have criticised the lockdown, saying it would destroy trust between patients and doctors.