Sentence examples for locked up making from inspiring English sources

Mr Bush is no shoo-in for the nomination, but he certainly seems to have the party's business wing locked up, making him extremely difficult to dislodge.

It would be foolish for a manager to make a three-year loan when his own investors could cut and run within a year; the mismatch of assets and liabilities could be ruinous.For investors, too, there are reasons why lock-ups make sense.

"Anyone who thinks that they have it locked up is making a bad mistake".

"Especially with the pressure, it's very easy to lock up and make mistakes, to go wide, but I didn't do that once.

You know, if somebody needed to get high, you made sure they got high; if someone got locked up, you make sure when they got out, you threw a party.

Says Safiya, "The idea of helping kids locked up away makes me feel better—I have a cousin away, so it helps.

They should be locked up and made to eat the animals they kill.

Being locked up also makes it harder for the defendant to assist in the preparation of his or her defense.

"None of the honorees has been locked up and made it here just in time," emcee Cedric the Entertainer said in his opening riff.

While he was locked up Bun B made sure fans did not forget him; for a few years "Free Pimp C" became the unofficial slogan of Houston hip-hop.

I suppose if you've been whacked or locked up, it makes little difference whether the perpetrator agrees with your principles or not.