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Discover LudwigThe phrase "locked in with" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate or suggest a feeling of finality or commitment. For example: We have been locked in with the agreement for three months now.
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Each candidate is pretty much locked in, with 47% of the vote no matter what.
Showing Ginger and Mrs Nipper on sleazy CCTV, locked in with eight others, grassing each other up for money until only one was left wouldn't have cut it.
By my reckoning Ablett already has 22 votes locked in, with a chance at 27 depending how baldy-centric the umpires have been.
And Bakithi Kumalo, a bassist who played on that album, remains part of Mr. Simon's touring band; he locked in with a pair of drummers, including Steve Gadd, who first recorded with Mr. Simon more than three decades ago.
Agree to an exclusive listing contract for six months or even longer, and you can find yourself locked in with an agent you've come to dislike.
Once I locked in with a song, I'd be home free.
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You lock in with his sensitivity".
Black Thought knows how to lock in with Ahmir Thompson, known as ?uestlove, the group's drummer.
What's lethal for the Democrats is that the election is being framed by the economy and views are locking in, with voters getting more, not less, pessimistic.
Instead, it knows more messaging drives lock in with Facebook's News Feed where it makes tons of money from ads.
These wiggly shapes of color that lock in with another wiggly shape.
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