Sentence examples similar to post-lockdown from inspiring English sources
At certain Fort Bragg command posts, a lockdown went into effect on September 11th and no one was allowed to leave.
A 10-year-old named Nicholas Perry was quoted in The Washington Post, saying: "I do not like lockdown.
Leclaire began the season with his net in lockdown, posting four shutouts in his first six games.
In a post 9/11 world, lockdown and emergency preparedness drills became standard like fire drills.
Police department policies on video release range from near instantaneous posting to complete lockdown.
The post was put on lockdown and staff were told to enact protocols immediately.
As time went on, exhausted staff and volunteers made mistakes, and doctors and administrators made pressured judgment calls, including the decision to go into lockdown and post armed guards to keep out desperate people (seen as potential looters) trying to get in.
I went on Facebook and posted "We're in lockdown here in Boston ordered to stay inside while the bombing suspect is at large.
Considering the military lockdown on D.C. post 9/11 I couldn't believe I got through security.
This response to the Newtown massacre is of a piece with a developing post-9/11 American national-security-lockdown mentality -- the belief that an armed response will solve most of our problems, domestic and foreign.
