Sentence examples for locked out for from inspiring English sources

The elected representatives of the people were simply locked out for three months.

Locked out for the third time in his N.H.L. career, he returned to his hometown to play.

The N.F.L. players have been locked out for more than 100 days, and N.B.A. players may not be far behind.

The oil companies want desperately to regain access to the gulf's reserves, but they have been locked out for decades.

If you buzz in before the lights go on, you're locked out for a fifth of a second.

The danger is to buzz too early, in which case the contestant is penalized and "locked out" for roughly a quarter of a second.

This was the case for Ko Haapu, a former New Zealand soldier who is locked out of Australia for simply being associated with a motorbike gang suspected of criminal activity.

Democrats have been locked out of City Hall for two decades despite holding a 6-to-1 registration advantage over Republicans.

In November a possible American invasion made him let back the UN inspectors whom he had locked out of Iraq for the previous four years.

I read your Nov. 9 front-page subheadline "Democrats Are Locked Out of City Hall for 4th Straight Term" with some amusement.

Worse, the Liberals were effectively locked out of Alberta for a generation thanks to snubbing Loverboy.