Sentence examples for make a lock from inspiring English sources

The government, he says, effectively is asking Cook's engineers to make a lock pick.

You can use the T-shirt yarn to either make a lock or hook pattern by threading the T-shirt yarn through pre-patterned strips to create the dish towel, or you can knit one.

A clear enthusiast ("I'm from a small town, and, as in any small town, we like our big guns"), he held a shotgun, and said, "Don't worry," pulled on the forestock to make a lock-and-load noise, and then finished the sentence: "You can answer however you like".

Make a locking loop.

If you see him trying to punch you with a straight punch, hit it away with the palm of your hand by opening your fist and making a lock-out motion with your hand upon contact with their fist.

Upon the 4th turning of the key to "ON", press the lock button on one remote, the locks will make a cycling sound (clunk), locks will NOT lock or unlock at this point, they will just make a noise.

It is not acceptable to some families and patients; it is labour intensive and therefore costly; and fewer than half the patients make a full treatment response (Lock, 2011; Lock et al., 2010).

Auckland proves you can never escape your dots-smoking, fruju-loving, bundt-cake-eating roots—unless you pick a lock, make a bomb and commit a terror act.

Make a door that locks when someone goes in.

If you make a point of locking eyes with the girl, she'll see that you're confident about getting to know her.

In most seasons, that would make them a lock for a No. 1 seed.