Sentence examples for locked out from from inspiring English sources

The angry feel locked out from growth.

Many others are locked out from applying because they owe more than their homes are now worth.

If you're locked out from the best, why bother with the rest when there's so much of affordable interest elsewhere?

Jagr, locked out from the Dallas Stars, has four goals and eight assists on the right wing, good for fifth in the league.

But this player pool is so vast that there are plenty of my pet players that I annually get locked out from getting.

Without these new programs, advocates said swaths of the population will be locked out from the forced savings plan that is homeownership.

Keep all your household chemicals locked out of reach from me.

Suggest that they'll be locked out of access, cordoned off from stories, beaten down by Fox News.

Sharpton, a White House adviser to president Barack Obama, said Hollywood had "locked out" people from black and ethnic minority backgrounds.

The Professional Referee Organisation, which manages on-field officials for Major League Soccer, has locked out officials from the Professional Soccer Referees Association, because the two sides have failed to reach agreement on a contract after the officials formed a union last year.

Notably, in March 1929 Newcastle-based mine owner John Brown locked out workers from his mines at Pelaw Main and Richmond Main to try to force acceptance of lower wages.