Sentence examples for not being locked from inspiring English sources

Like Ms. Coen, Mr. O'Connor likes not being locked into a fixed schedule.

But that depends on the knowledge gained by each generation not being locked away.

Prisoners are not being locked away when the alarm is raised.

When Bakunin declares grandly that "Freedom is a state of mind," Herzen retorts, "No, it's a state of not being locked up".

It was at that meeting that Clinton first emphasized the importance of not being locked in to traditional concerns about ticket balancing, as Michael Dukakis had in picking Senator Lloyd Bentsen four years earlier, when the campaign boasted about a Boston-Austin axis.

The essayist Thomas de Quincy (1785 1859) wrote: Each separate monster period is a vast arch, which, not receiving its keystone, not being locked into self-supporting cohesion until you nearly reach its close, imposes of necessity upon the unhappy reader all the onus of its ponderous weight through the main process of its construction.

The others would not be locked in.

"The dates have not been locked in".

There is no reason it should not be locked up".

Sarin's horrible potency may not be locked in the past.

Mr. Hussain said the doors at the company's factory had not been locked.