Sentence examples for should be locked in from inspiring English sources

Rupert should be locked in a room and made to watch the whole of Educating Yorkshire.

It should be locked in a drawer, he said, and "never let out to see the light of day again".

They should be locked in a detention facility and not allowed to roam the streets of Dobbs Ferry, Hastings and Irvington".

Anyone who spoils the ending for you should be locked in a house with an angry man trained in special forces combat.

It was never entirely clear from Mailer's goading public pronouncements - most famously, that "all women should be locked in cages" - just how much he was in earnest, and whether they mattered less if he wasn't.

The yield on the 10-year note, now 4.52percentt, is near its 1998 low of 4.16percentt, and some people may say that such low longer-term interest rates should be locked in for future savings.

I should be locked up in a Zen meditation center.

The previous archbishop, Cardinal Antonio Quarracino, believed homosexuals should be "locked up in a ghetto".

Maybe it should be locked away in a disused lavatory somewhere.

The academic's response to this was to say 'This is the sort of thing that should be locked away in a bank vault and not revealed for 50 years.' Facts should not be allowed to injure a national hero.

An email from a chiropractor denouncing him landed in his inbox a few days ago, while Conservative MP Jacob Rees-Mogg tweeted earlier this week that for his latest attack on Prince Charles he should be locked up in the Tower of London.