Sentence examples for resort lock from inspiring English sources

As a last resort, Lock gave away the patent for his device to a small start-up company, ATC, and Children's Hospital Boston is paying ATC for much of the research and development costs.

Damaris's parents instead resorted to locking her in a room of their house when she announced she was thinking of joining up with the Farc unit that frequented her village.

We discuss the sensor design and experimentally demonstrate that as few as ∼23 monodisperse 16-nm superparamagnetic Fe3O4 nanoparticles can be detected by submicron spin valve sensors at room temperature without resorting to lock-in detection.

The mayor even sent jail-bound people to Brandiilyne before resorting to locking them up.

Others resort to hikikomori, locking themselves in their bedrooms and refusing to talk to anyone, even the parents who deliver food to them.

Noel, on the other hand, seems a bit like a locksmith from Wallington who walked through the wrong door at Television Centre in 1969 and has since been living the high life, while some chiselled and charismatic wit has had to resort to fixing locks in Wallington because he never got a callback on his interview.

Noel, on the other hand, seems a bit like a locksmith from Wallington who walked through the wrong door at Television Center in 1969 and has since been living the high life, while some chiseled and charismatic wit has had to resort to fixing locks in Wallington because he never got a callback on his interview.

It harks back to the kind of New England seaside resort that has no locks on the doors and little recreation beyond adultery and highballs.

The result, according to Mark Johnson, the editor of Brownfield News, was that most owners resorted to "gate and lock technology": they put a fence round their site and never touched it, "because you could not be sued unless you began doing something with it".In this section The kiss of life?

So pervasive is the problem of scavenging that one Spanish city has resorted to installing locks on supermarket trash bins as a public health precaution.

Then he resorts to the lock-step drill of too many reviewers of art, music and literature: "I've praised this highly, and now I must insert some negative criticism".