Sentence examples for remained locked out from inspiring English sources

Players remained locked out by the owners and Commissioner Gary Bettman, and instead of the flash and clangor of hockey in boisterous rinks across North America, the only thing to anticipate was the dull spectacle of a negotiating session in Midtown Manhattan.

Erasmus+ too, remained locked out.

The whole month we remained locked out of New Orleans, Chauncey dictated our lives in Texas, where we found refuge.

N.F.L. officials remain locked out, meaning this game will be policed by replacement referees.

The members were invited to re-apply for their own jobs while remaining locked out.

Nearly 60percentt of New York City's welfare recipients do not have even high school diplomas and will remain locked out of the economy without education.

People who are having a tough time refinancing a mortgage or business executives who cannot sell bonds may remain locked out of the debt markets.

We don't all think the same, we don't all come from the same place or have the same amount of money, but we remain locked out of the all-male cliques that run the world.

United States District Judge Susan Richard Nelson, who issued the injunction April 25, cited the possibility that an appeal could take many months to be resolved, causing irreparable harm to players who would remain locked out of training facilities and free agents who are unable to sign contracts.

There are 150 million Muslims in India, but as the government's own figures show, only 4% are graduates, 5% have public employment, an overwhelming majority remain locked out of public institutions, and their access to government loans and education is severely restricted.

So, while drug patterns change with the decades, those without the Department of Health approved blood chemistry will continue to remain locked out of services supposedly devised to meet their needs.