The phrase "locked up with" is a common phrase in written English and can be used in a variety of contexts.
For example, "The convicted criminal was locked up with the other inmates in the prison."
With King Barrett at his side, Sheamus locked up with Cesaro.
"Basically, I was locked up with him," she said.
In other words, they are locked up with ordinary felons.
It's been five months since I locked up with people".
Plus two weeks locked up with my kind of people.
"People think, 'Oh, you are constantly locked up with crazy people.
The A.C.C. probably has four spots locked up with North Carolina, Duke, Clemson and Miami.
When they are locked up with adults, young people learn criminal behaviors.
Prisoners' cases were incorrectly or minimally documented, while youths were locked up with adults, the investigation found.
You'd be cranky, too, if you'd been locked up with a bunch of politicians for four months.
China has the gold and silver locked up, with Deng first at 15.600 and Sui second at 15.500.
