Sentence examples for moved to lock from inspiring English sources
He moved to lock up, but stopped in his tracks.
Both Bosh and Wade met with the Knicks earlier Friday, even as the Knicks moved to lock up the one star they have yet to meet in person: Stoudemire.
The company moved to lock down their API, and many of these mapping services subsequently went down as a result.
Having started at blindside flanker in Dublin, Jones was moved to lock against Scotland before being used as a replacement second row, number eight and flanker in the final three games.
The Obama administration moved to lock in the rules by issuing the EPA's positive assessment of the costs and feasibility of the regulations more than a year early, in January.
As the unrest entered its fourth week the Israeli army has moved to lock down Arab portions of East Jerusalem, installing concrete barricades at the edges of Palestinian neighborhoods and establishing impromptu checkpoints on arterial roads in and out of the city.
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.
A number of new investment funds in the region are moving to lock out American investors.Both Hong Kong and Singapore are on a preliminary blacklist of tax havens in legislation proposed by Carl Levin, a Democratic senator.
Ryan Jones, who wins his 60th cap, will captain Wales and moves to lock with Bradley Davies banned.
In addition, the apical hook in the European woodmouse is flexible and actively moves to lock up with either the hook or flagellum of another sperm which might influence the stability of sperm train formation.
