Sentence examples for move to lock from inspiring English sources

The big rise in prisoner numbers since the mid-1990s has been driven mostly by a move to lock up more petty offenders for longer.

"If Jeter's that type of guy, then it's a heck of a move, to lock up someone like that," Flanagan said.

The move to lock down the prison happened in the autumn because the previous regime that saw all prisoners unlocked for most of the day had led to an "unacceptably high" level of assaults.

Decades of protections are unwinding with extraordinary speed as Republicans move to lock in drilling opportunities before the 2020 presidential election, according to interviews with over three dozen people and a review of internal government deliberations and federal documents.

The rancor exploded at the end of the regular legislative session in May when 51 Democrats in the Texas House, feeling abused by the Republican majority and fearing a move to lock them in the chamber for a redistricting vote, fled to Ardmore, Okla.

But the split divided differently over Twitter's move to lock down client development.

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He moved to lock up, but stopped in his tracks.

Her eyes scanned the route above, fingers moving to lock on tiny holds and smooth pockets.

They took on the French up front despite all the talk about Martin Corry moving to lock, and they didn't allow France to get into the game.

Authorities have stepped up prosecutions of the most aggressive protesters and moved to lock pro-independence activists out of the political process.