Sentence examples for locked up time from inspiring English sources

Alaa Abdel Fattah, one of the most recognizable faces of Egypt's 2011 revolution, has been locked up time and time again for speaking out against injustice.

Locked up seven times by the old white regime for fighting apartheid, he says he is now prepared to go back to prison if it will help AIDS sufferers.

Even though there are fewer prisoners in city jails, those awaiting court dispositions spend more time locked up.

We have one on each wing and one in the reception wing where you really get a lot of frightened people if its their first time locked up.

We lock up six times as many citizens per capita as England, seventeen times as many as Japan.

We are locked up in time because of our weakness".

Third we know almost nothing about the actual event the type of gun stolen, where the gun was stored (e.g., at home, in the garage), whether it was locked up, the time of day or day of the week of the theft, who the thief was and whether he was known to the victim.

"We had him to a certain plateau, but we couldn't keep him in the studio because he kept getting locked up every time he step outside".

"We had him to a certain plateau, but we couldn't keep him in the studio because he kept getting locked up every time he step outside," said Vaughn.

As lock-up time was approaching on the second (or possibly the third) day, the game had still not finished.

In the subsequent rounds, Patterson and Braithwaite locked up several times.