Sentence examples for once locked up from inspiring English sources

Transactions once locked up and never realized now create entirely new economies, free of established brands and fat middle-men.

The story of this company illustrates the variety of choices technical talent will have, once locked up across so many small companies and, eventually, freed to reenter other parts of the ecosystem, stronger for the experience.

Over 600 prominent New Yorkers heard stories from people once locked up - far from the comforts of the Upper East Side.

So once locked up, many of the kids I taught saw my jailhouse classroom as an opportunity to do something productive.

Once locked up, she finds herself surrounded by a group of other young women of varying levels of clarity and friendliness.

A female police officer forced into early retirement by MS had no choice but to buy her cannabis from the petty criminals she once locked up.

If global warming were truly an "environmental holocaust" in the making, as America's Vice-President Al Gore must wish he had never said, then, yes, countries should at once lock up their motor cars and shut down their coal plants.

Before returning to Florida on Monday, Mr. Bush will make a brief stop in New Jersey, a trip that many Democrats consider a feint to rattle Mr. Kerry about a state the Democrats once considered locked up for them.

NORTHEAST GLENDALE — After facing off earlier in the Prep League season and playing to a finish determined by just two sets, Westridge School and Flintridge Prep once again locked up in a pivotal league battle and simply determined that not a whole lot has changed.

But Mr. Romney's polls snapped back into place once he effectively locked up the nomination.

But once they are locked up, these young people rarely get the psychiatric care or special education they need because the institutions lack trained staff.