The word 'lockers' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a set of lockers, usually found in school hallways, or the general term for places where people can store their things. Example sentence: "The hallway was filled with empty lockers, waiting to be claimed by new students."
They'll have their own lockers, showers, convenient parking spaces and good food.
Seats were going for $200 a pair, and larger items, including autographed lockers and dugout benches, were to be auctioned off.
Lockers in convenience stores let customers pick up Amazon packages rather than waiting for them at home.In its early days, when price trumped speed, Amazon built huge warehouses far from most customers (and tax collectors).
From satanic mills to sundecks Gold-hunting in a frugal age ReprintsA bigger obstacle to widespread use of lockers is that they will thrive only if users can claw back personal data from the utilities, banks and shops that are collecting them.
A cage holds two tiny birds, and there are also two rows of metal lockers each marked with the name of an angel.
Just how concentrated that risk was became clearer after a 2009 change in Swiss customs law that required collectors to detail the contents of their storage lockers.
Spirit Airlines, for example, charges people a fee for cabin baggage, and thus has fewer passengers clogging up the aisle trying to shove bags into the overhead lockers.
Children holler to (and at) each other as they grab books from lockers or as they move from one classroom to another.
FRIENDS OF FRIENDS TRAVEL A nascent social network for travelers around 18 to 35, this site allows members to share accommodations, luggage lockers, travel tips or a cup of coffee in a foreign city with friends and friends of friends.
It is extremely likely that bears in the park eat today as their ancestors did in the early 1900s.The change comes thanks to rangers successfully encouraging 99% of visitors who stay overnight to use bear-proof food lockers in campgrounds and car parks, and to take bear-proof canisters in the backcountry (loaned to backpackers for free).
But railway stations would be an ideal place for them, says Rob Wingrave, the managing director of Lunson Mitchenall, a retail consultancy.Drop-off lockers have been installed on a trial basis in Victoria station by ByBox, a British company.
