The word "locker" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a small cabinet with a lock, typically used to store belongings in a public place. For example: "After school, I stored my textbooks in my locker."
If Plan A isn't working I've almost always got a back-up plan I can pull out of the locker".
It has been a bad year for sportsman-door interactions and Stokes got this particular ball rolling in March when his West Indies tour ended with a first-ball duck in his final innings and a furious assault on a locker that left the all-rounder nursing a broken wrist and ruled out of the World Twenty20.
It would certainly seem so; on this evidence, Murray, who recently married his long-time girlfriend Kim Sears, will have the locker room's singletons racing for the aisle.
Hodge, with a brilliant catch and a run-out already in his locker, is now only a 20-ball half-century away from something really memorable.
It took some time to get to the locker room, to get on the table and do the treatment.
No one outside of the Quakes locker room had the team advancing in the tournament, so for it to come so close might serve as motivation in the coming weeks and months.
He has been permitted access to the facility to visit one of its main features, an evidence locker for the police department.
It remains to be seen whether the SNP have tougher tactics in their locker or the will to deploy them.
From the locker room to the ice, Chicago came out with a new look to start the third: Jonathan Toews and Patrick Kane were split, most likely in an effort to free at least one of them from the clutches of Anton Stralman and Hedman, the super-star Swedish defense pair for the Lightning.
Clarkson was the big man flicking the towel in the televisual locker room, but they were undoubtedly his enablers, willing henchmen chortling obligingly at everything he said and did.
It remains to be seen whether the SNP have tougher tactics in their locker, or the will to deploy them Having 56 MPs gives the SNP lots of new clout at Westminster, which they fully intend to use.
