Sentence examples for locking them down from inspiring English sources

Other activists remembered hearing that Officer A had been involved in a proposal to blockade Drax by hiring cars and locking them down on the only approach road.

Journalism tends to be about finding answers and locking them down, she said; the focus of "Invisibilia" is about how conceptual systems, emotional systems, and physical systems interact, and the "volatility of the interaction, and how dynamic it is".

Hubbard proposes restricting how fans can transfer tickets, locking them down within a closed platform.

Or, in the view of ESPN.com's Scott Burnside, the Canadiens are locking them down.

What about Richardson.' He said: 'I locked them down, man.

"I'd have probably locked them down for anything that squeaked".

He… Hampton County locked them down in a nineteenth-century brick fortress of a jail, a penitential fantasy of red brick keeps and crenellations.

"Do we know how to encrypt things and lock them down and get permission?" One of the tactics being considered is having the software corrupt a transcript by intermittently inserting phrases and words.

By Robert Stone The New Yorker, July 15 , 2002P. 68 Hampton County locked them down in a nineteenth-century brick fortress of a jail, a penitential fantasy of red brick keeps and crenellations.

Goldstein agrees, "you can't lock them down".

We locked them down really well in the second half," said the New Zealander.