Sentence examples for locking about from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cuomo was not the company's sole critic; Ms. Quinn and other elected officials faulted Con Edison for not having been properly prepared for the hurricane, as well as for taking the unusual step of locking about 8,000 of the company's unionized workers out of their jobs during a contract dispute.

In it Céline Cassone and Kevin Delaney, their movements restricted mostly to a small section of the stage, underneath several lights strung up on an arresting diagonal, buckled their heads and torsos, limbs licking and locking about one another in a physical game of chess.

In fact, I fail more than I succeed, but I do it with such epic flair that you can't even tell I messed up, what with all the pyrotechnics and second place contestants from "America's Best Dance Crew" popping and locking about.

So the offensoratti are now jonesing for a hit so badly they are getting all high pitched and caps lock about a made up word.

Remark that, the slope is nearly 0 for, which means that we can lock about half the coordinates and still have of improvement with respect to Lagrange interpolation. Figure 1 Average number of changes with respect to the number of locked positions for.

Peter Warren, director of the training center in Arvada, said that a Christmas banquet had been held at the mission building Saturday night and that the doors had been locked about midnight.

I just wanted to watch the two of them, arms locked about each other, rolling about in the mud, preferably in homo slo-mo.

"Talk about impersonating an identity, about locking into a role, about irony," Herr wrote.

"They have locked in about 140 guests and about 30 employees," a spokesperson for the hotel told NBC.  "So the hotel is locked down and there is no possibility to go out or come in".

Ambition, for Ghesquière, is about new frontiers, about bravery, about travel, about locking horns with the future.

They are about locking in our wealth and keeping mosques out of the Cotswolds.