Sentence examples for nice lock from inspiring English sources

Chipmaker Texas Instruments has a nice lock on the business of selling digital signal processor (DSP) chips to phonemakers like Nokia, Ericsson and even to Motorola.

Buy a nice lock for your trailer and hitch.

My once-nice locks are now luxe locks because I don't wash them.

Grease these wheels by leaving directions to the high street lying around, put a single calculator in the bathroom and invest in a nice brass lock for your bedroom door.

Don't forget Kaplan gets to spin this back at 10 45 so don't get too attached to these short plays – it's just nice to lock in some quick profits (about $500 per contract at the moment) to pay for some weekend fun and trust in the TZA and SDS hedges to be our main protection.

Andre Iguodala did a nice job locking down LeBron James at key points in Game 1 pic.twitter.com/lBbpbTdSBe.

Sure,it followed in Nest's footsteps and brought some former Apple employees on board for the creation of what is, by all accounts one nice looking door lock.

It's really nice if you can lock up bad guys, and some of the people we are locking up are really bad guys".

For those folks who use the viewfinder exclusively to frame the shot, the Kodak offers a nice feature: it will lock onto the focus area, and then track that focus area as you move the camera around: a little green box will display what the camera is focusing on, and that box will remain pretty well attached to that same thing regardless of moderate horizontal or vertical camera motion.

I know that in the UK, EE, which still has a wide open, uncontested playing field for 4G/LTE services, is scrambling very hard to make sure it has a nice number of users locked into its network before others like O2 and Vodafone and Three come storming in and spoil the party with more competitive pricing.

Sam Wollaston of The Guardian reacted positively to the episode, stating "it's nice to see MI5 locking horns with the Russians again.