Sentence examples for locking onto from inspiring English sources
One particular genetic variant of that protein, called the Delta32 mutation, prevents H.I.V. from locking onto the cell.
Afterward, Sanchez recognized that it continued to be an issue, along with his locking onto receivers, indicating to defensive backs where he planned to throw.
Hence del Toro's fondness for clockwork, and for mechanical thinglets that scuttle and click; the bugs in "Cronos," locking onto human skin, were no bigger than a mouse.
Bradford played a bit anxiously at times and also had a tendency to ignore half the field in locking onto his initial reads.
Levi Leipheimer retained his Tour of Utah title, locking onto Sergio Henao's back wheel on the final climb up Little Cottonwood Canyon in Snowbird.
In recent days, the Pentagon cataloged Iraqi military actions against American and British aircraft; these "provocations" were defined as firing antiaircraft artillery and surface-to-air missiles, as well as locking onto planes with the radar that controlled those weapons.
"And people really locked onto those posters.
But they are algorithmically locked onto their laser roads.
Her body stiffened, jaw tightened and arms locked onto the lectern.
It was "a floating ideology, like the cloud — you've just got to lock onto it".
Radar locks onto the car directly ahead and a second car beyond that.
