Sentence examples for locking me out from inspiring English sources

He realizes why Sam would show up here after what happened in the bar: "Why, after all the years of locking me out, he's finally come to my doorstep.

Everything was going well and I hadn't had an incident in months – something my friends were clearly aware of, because I noticed a rustling between them, before they all got up and sprinted through the French windows, locking me out and eagerly grabbing their phones, waiting for me to flip.

Snow makes reference to her husband's "blank, inscrutable expression"; Kunichika agrees that "he is inscrutable, that's for sure"; while Wormwood recalls how Lim would habitually "return to his barricaded silence, locking me out of his world.

"Do they have the right to lock me out, my stuff inside?" the tenant wondered.

"So I walked out, and he locked me out and he barricaded the door with a couch," he said.

What are you doing outside, in near rags, in the garden?" Dhoorre replies, "The wind locked me out, pushing the door shut behind me when I came out to enjoy a bit of fresh air outside, in the garden, and I couldn't get back in, so I napped on the bench.

"Don't lock me out just because I'm not a homeboy," Hafner told the Associated Press.

He goes deep into Swift's songs, clearly relating to her lyrics about broken relationships, as in "All You Had to Do Was Stay" -- "Why'd you have to go and lock me out?" he wonders with a sob in his voice -- and "Blank Space," where he adds an unprintable modifier to emphasize how reckless he and his ex were.

Nobody gonna lock me out of my home".

One night Kate went out for dinner with Max and accidentally locked me out.

"Or does that then lock me out of my card?" Brooker paid in cash.