Sentence examples for said locking from inspiring English sources

"I'm sorry to report that my nephew is running late," Jeb said, locking the front door.

"His tenure here was a kind of Camelot," she said, locking up.

"I've got to be positive," Mr. Bercsenyi said, locking up his bicycle.

Wilson, who helped interview detainees as part of the inquiry, said locking children in detention for prolonged periods affected their mental health, wellbeing, family life and social engagement.

"We need to make sure that you folks decide this case based on the evidence you hear in this case and nothing else," Illston said, locking eyes with the jurors, whose names were withheld to protect their privacy.

"It's not enough to support my son and wife," he said, locking his old bicycle outside the Labor office in Berlin-Mitte, where he was going to apply for supplementary state aid.

Ms. Brown said locked screens had made that less of a problem.

So, I said, "Look I can't stay, it's so kind of you," and I said lock the door.

Some wildlife activists say locking Ustad up is illegal and are campaigning to have him moved back into the park.

Don't say: "Lock down!

"I say lock him up and throw away the key.