Sentence examples for rigidly locked from inspiring English sources
As different as they are, the Sizes remain, like it or not, rigidly locked in tandem, defined in large part by their relationship.
In the ordered phase their prices changes are rigidly locked, but the entropy in their pricing is now very low.
This week Hill told CBS Radio Network commentator Dave Ross (on Ross' Seattle talk show) that the U.S. is rigidly locked into a "fundamentalist " version of capitalism.
But it's Daniel Brühl as the rigidly locked-down Lauda who is arguably the more interesting of the two; while Hunt's boyish enthusiasms are all on the surface, the enigmatic Austrian's driving forces are more elusive, causing us to wonder about his true motives.
In this, the action and barrel were never locked rigidly together; the barrel did not move, nor was there a gas cylinder and piston.
His subjects often appear to want to be somewhere else, but the world he creates with his camera is so rigidly defined, so locked up, it is impossible for the viewer to imagine where that somewhere else could be.
So, in the case of water, you have molecules want to run around and be free – that's entropy – and they also want to lock rigidly in place.
A man stands rigidly behind a desk, his eyes locked on its empty surface.
Front grip is boundless on the road, the whole car feeling locked to the surface, the suspension rigidly controlled.
Sometimes an early trauma locks us rigidly into a particular values perspective.
