Sentence examples for of getting locked in from inspiring English sources
We dream of getting locked in the library!
"We're kind of getting locked in winter's grip here," said Troy Kleffmen, a National Weather Service meteorologist in Aberdeen, South Dakota.
But this year the timing had worked out, and Ms. D'Annunzio remembered that as a little girl she had dreamed of getting "locked in a mall" — a common fantasy, judging by the scene at Target.
This one's highly recommended for anyone out there who's really into the idea of getting locked in a planetarium at night on half a tab of acid.
Eventually, by focusing on issues like these, you can channel your feelings into a healthy outlet instead of getting locked in mental battle with yourself.
"I'm way more interested in that idea of getting locked into a different world for hours and hours".
Over the course of four private press LPs in the 80s, Spike crafted a beguilingly singular sonic world: imagine the Cleaners From Venus on a very strong dose of LSD getting locked in a room with a very blissed out John Martyn.
There's a danger of us [who support Corbyn] getting locked in the bubble of social media, but the fact is that most of the country – and friends of mine who are Labour supporters – are dismissing this guy saying it's not realistic … the downside is that it's a shame people are not getting behind [him] but," he adds "the plus is [I don't have] to change the show that much".
Several local musicians — Conor Oberst, Josh Soto, Phil Schaffart — appear on my list of People I'd Like to Get Locked in a DJ Booth With.
And there isn't a finer pub than the Golden Lion just across the harbour: it's the kind of place where you want to get locked in.
