Sentence examples for look lock from inspiring English sources

You look, lock eyes, wonder at how different your lives are, then the train passes on.

If your parents look, lock it and slip it under you.

True, some people look, locking sights with its implacable stare, while others wave and flash peace signs.

Still, San Francisco's defense looks locked in.

But a more truthful motto would be "Looks, Locks, Lacks".

Official enthronement as a British national treasure, at least, looks locked-in.

Frederick Moran, an analyst with the Benchmark Company, lauded Amazon's performance in the face of the economic downturn, saying "once again, Amazon's revenue growth looks extremely good, and it looks locked in more than one would expect".

It's tried to expand internationally, mainly in Asia, but it looks locked into its roots.

The Premier League's natural order looked locked firmly in place last season as Manchester United reclaimed their crown from Manchester City and Chelsea moved into third place.

Grealish, at times, looked locked in a laid-back world of his own, strolling round with his socks rolled down while playing a part in both goals.

Vettel's pole was his sixth of the season - more than anyone else - and had looked locked on after an impressive performance in Saturday's final practice session.