Sentence examples for said lockout from inspiring English sources

"I've said lockout's not on my radar screen and that's the case," Selig reiterated the other day, speaking now as the commissioner.

With this year's NFL lockout plaguing the production of early episodes of the third season, "The League" handled the situation deftly, and even addressed said lockout in the first episode of the season.

Brian Cooper, the president of the Toronto sports management company S&E Sponsorship Group, was one of many business analysts who said the lockout, coming so soon after the lockout that wiped out the 2004-5 season, would hurt the N.H.L.'s business.

She said the lockout was largely the N.H.L.'s fault.

She said the lockout had been unnecessary and regrettable.

Felton has repeatedly said the lockout was no excuse for him starting the season overweight.

The union said the lockout was a management ploy intended to have the president intervene.

The Giants said the lockout left them too little time to transport equipment, weights and medical supplies to Albany.

Neil Smith, the general manager of the Rangers in 1994, said the lockout caused serious damage to the N.H.L.'s momentum.

Fontaine said: "The lockout crowd wants to establish what the appropriate use is for our national parks.

Alderson said a lockout of the umpires "is not something we've contemplated or would contemplate any time soon".