Sentence examples for properly locked from inspiring English sources

As long as the previous door has been properly locked.

For the most part, though, the neonatal narrator feels himself properly locked in the older binary of "to be or not to be".

By last September, it determined some units were not being properly locked into place either at the assembly plant or by dealers, and in January, it began using "a more robust method" to secure the headlamps.

The next time these two meet will be at the Champions Trophy in India in October but it is the Ashes starting the following month and then those of 2009 where horns will be properly locked.

And 300,000 to 500,000 guns are stolen each year -- the weapons presumably were not properly locked up -- and are then often used to commit crimes, said Jack Calhoun, the crime prevention council's president and chief executive.

The Queen only visits when she wants to check that HM's top security prisoners are still properly locked up; the most noted locals of merit are Jane McDonald, a former reality TV cruise ship singer turned Loose Woman and Chanelle from Big Brother 8 (enough said).

Then she was careless on a cradle move, looping one arm around Jolley's neck and the other between his legs but failing to properly lock her hands.

Jailers have been instructed to conduct and document regular face-to-face contact with inmates and to properly lock all the doors.

At least when it comes to properly locking the gates with a strong password.

The subject becomes out of focus, as seen in image a, if the camera did not properly lock its focus.

In the case of mobile devices, a subject becomes out of focus if the camera did not properly lock focus on the subject.