Sentence examples for locking stuff from inspiring English sources

Or do they start locking stuff down (even more) when they realize that Amazon is commandeering their own platform?

Actually, locking stuff down like this is good across the board — it means people are free to choose whichever hardware they like without worrying about whether they run the OS well.

Finally, the modules are secured to the device using hardware latches, which use magnets to lock stuff in place.

The bulk of American investment in nuclear safety goes to lock the stuff up at the source.

As usual, the question I always ask is – so, you'd rather lock this stuff down to the point where it goes underground or just never appears?

Because formerly homeless guys want to lock their stuff away when they leave for work, too.

When we played the Trip in LA, the sheriff locked our stuff in the club.

By Wednesday, it transpired that the belt was little more than a collection of mobile phone handsets, and a wire with a distinct resemblance to a bicycle lock stuffed into pockets to give the illusion of explosives.

"It would be reasonable to infer that most of the fluorine on Earth is stuff locked in this rocky material," says Leo Blitz, director of the radioastronomy laboratory at the University of California, Berkeley.

Once you get to that point, you can filter out the stuff that doesn't work and lock down the stuff that does.

She added that if consensual sex occurs, "When someone is in your room, lock up your stuff".