Sentence examples for locked over from inspiring English sources

"I...I came to...the front door was open and so I... .. "...the door's always locked over night...we... .. "...no, I'm sure it was open...I was coming down the street and there were lights everywhere, a copter was circling above and I just naturally... .. "...I saw the lights, I'm the pastor here at the church, but the door...didn't you lock it up last evening?" he asks the watchman.

But talks are still locked over a few issues - France protests moves to cut subsidies to farmers while the US, Australia, the EU, Brazil and India fail to agree on issues relating to chicken, beef and rice.

Last week, the House locked over a parliamentary point of order on its first piece of major legislation this session — a sonogram abortion bill dear to the right and to the governor, and indigestible to the left and to most of the small huddle of Democrats remaining in the opposition.

Wilkinson had the last laugh on the Exeter fans when, after a total of four failures from five attempts off the tee, he knocked over a drop-goal and then locked over the tackled man to win possession back in the last play of the game.

It also has a deep chest, muscular limbs, a black nose, a short and a closely fitted jaw with "scissors" bite (lower canines locked in front of upper canines, upper incisors locked over lower incisors).

While rates will fluctuate from year to year under the new model, borrowers can find comfort in knowing the interest rate when the loan is issued remains locked over the life of the loan.

She tried again, and again, with similar results, as I watched her face blanch and her teeth lock over her lower lip.

Wall Street can swallow all the Champagne it wants, and the market fanatics can obsess until their brains lock over the daily gyrations of the Dow.

In this way, the U profiles lock over the rails.

Perhaps your eyes lock over the computer screen more often than they used to or after-work drinks reveal many things in common.

A bow press may have restraining arms that lock over the bow, bolts that tighten your bow's limbs in place, a series of locks over the limbs and handgrips, or some combination of the above.