Sentence examples for locked up out from inspiring English sources

Adults who own guns have a responsibility to keep their weapons unloaded and locked up out of the reach of children.

When I took office, there were 5,000 New Yorkers in nursing homes, not in New York, locked up out of state away from their families, away from the community.

Related: Conference makes case for ending detention of female asylum seekers The last decade has seen an oft-repeated pattern – a disturbing investigation by journalists or a damning report by a charity or independent inspectorate, generating a transient flurry of interest in those who are locked up out of sight.

Through the door they stepped, removing hats, brushing off their stylish Rains jackets, bikes locked up out front.

Locked up and locked out: The effects of the 1986 Anti-Drug Laws on Black male college enrollment.

They go to the statue and catch Greg in the process; although Leslie wishes to have him "locked up," Dave points out he is still a minor and will likely only receive probation.

Shut out, left out, locked up and left behind, there is very little else to turn to but one's pride.

Cashman recalled a bus trip to Viera several years ago when Kevin Brown's back locked up on the ride out, and Jaret Wright's stiffened on the way back.

I was terrified that I would be sent to prison, that I would be "found out" and locked up.

For some prisoners, especially those that have spent years or decades of their lives locked up, getting out comes with a mixture of overwhelming joy and anxiety.

"Whatever I believed in before I was locked up, I came out a fanatic in those things," he declared.