Sentence examples for locked it away from inspiring English sources

The label's new owners dismissed "Passing Ships" as "uncommercial," and locked it away.

Last Wednesday night he came on the phone to announce that he had unplugged the set and locked it away in a cupboard.

They banished it to the countryside, and locked it away in the Hermitage, but it returned to the scene of the crime.

After the first Gulf war the International Atomic Energy Agency had locked it away behind tamper-proof seals, but while that kept Saddam's hands off it, it clearly meant nothing once he was out of power.

Less than a minute later, it was Patrick Hayashi who pocketed the ball, which Barry Bonds had hit for a record-setting 73rd home run on Oct. 7 at Pacific Bell Park, and Mr. Hayashi who locked it away.

The church that had commissioned his "Death of the Virgin" locked it away, presumably because death was all too obviously the end for the beautiful sensuous girl laid out in her tight-fitting red dress at the center of the composition with not so much as a redeeming cherub or a heavenly sunbeam in sight.

It is my dream that, within my lifetime, the very concept of taking a child away from its family and locking it away will seem to belong to a cruel, fictional world.

While other towns were passing referendums, buying up open land and locking it away from development, the North Castle Coalition identified its own urgent mission: update vague, loopholed ordinances and help the town enforce them.

The conservancy has broadened its emphasis from buying up natural land and locking it away so it can never be despoiled to building lasting economic partnerships between those who control "natural infrastructure" and those who benefit from it — so both will have the interest and means to preserve it.

We do not talk about it, it's a defence mechanism, we lock it away.

"Seeing what he saw, and locking it away inside you, is really tough," says Logan.