Sentence examples for ready to lock from inspiring English sources

"We play those situations in practice, and we were ready to lock down".

He hopes to change Zanzibar's constitution so that he can run for a third term, and is ready to lock up opposition members to get his way.

NR: It was a funny time, because the 80s had ended and people were ready to lock us up and throw away the key.

American courts, only too ready to lock up other types of miscreants for a long time, have rarely jailed egregious price-fixers for anything like the maximum of ten years that the law allows.

This leaves Mr. Smith with the task of standing against the owners, who appear ready to lock out their players, as he fights the owners' demands for more regular-season games and against the players' giving up 18 percent of the revenue — $1 billion — that the N.F.L. shares with them.

Students like Mr. Weinberger and Mr. Sahner were very certain and determined in their choices, but counselors and administrators say that many students bend to parental and peer pressure and apply for early decision even when they are not ready to lock into a college.

The pair had been together for 12 years and they were finally ready to romantically lock and load.

That's why the owners, with nary a dissent, have announced that they are ready and willing to lock the doors, even if it forces the union to decertify and they lose the season.

And they will find government agents armed to the teeth ready and able to lock down the country at a moment's notice.

From my perspective, he was getting ready to do the dance to lock in investors, and in the process, he was going to give away a piece of his company forever.

Approaching mid-game, the Stasis player is ready to drop the lock.