Sentence examples for locks opened from inspiring English sources

It was where students learned that combination locks opened in sequence of left-right-left (or was it right-left-right?).

The locks opened by a system of tiny levers and springs concealed in the jade eyespots of each peacock's tail feathers; you pushed the fourteen jade buttons in an order that seemed to change each time the magician opened the chest.

Linked-up entrances, such as the Kwikset locks opened by cell phone, have a more obvious application than the appliance geegaws.

When the flight of locks opened in 1810, allowing the same vessel to navigate the entire canal, the rate of carriage per ton from London to Bath was £2 9s 6d.

Your box arrives, you pop the "locks," open the door to the box and slid out your different ingredients.

My father was like a magnificent mansion with a thousand doors, each with a thousand locks, opening up a thousand more.

More or less simultaneously, the navigation lock opened its chamber.

Then came the satisfying thunk as the lock opened.

The lock opened up nearly 12 mile of waterway.

And what a sense of achievement when the lock opened!

The final lock before entering Bath is Weston Lock, opened in 1727.