Sentence examples for suddenly locking from inspiring English sources

Ms. Kawakubo was also demonstrating her power before a group that has become incredibly territorial — about advertising, exclusives, suddenly locking down young designers with investment deals.

You may even end up on the news – suddenly locking eyes with the presenter as they ask you to explain yourself – before your moment in the spotlight is gone and you are returned to your previous life as another person who has said something on the internet takes your place among the blogs and tweets and tumbles.

B. Other Symptoms (seven items); (1) Swelling in the knees; (2) Grinding, clicking or any other type of noise when knee moves; (3) Suddenly locking of the knee; Possibility of: (4) straighten the knee; (5) bending the knee; Severity of knee joint stiffness after: (6) wakening in the morning (7) after sitting, lying or resting later in the day.

Hell is other people with suddenly locked Instagram accounts.

She was about to leave the store when the owner, Scott Mittleberg, suddenly locked the front door.

This is where Bingham's legal principles suddenly lock gears with the real world.

"It is inhumane," one resident, Patrick Wesseh, told AFP. "They can't suddenly lock us up without any warning.

In the past month the online market for drugs has been rattled, after the two main drug-dealing sites suddenly locked buyers and sellers out.

The closer the impact, the shorter the delay, but only up to a point: at a hundred and ten feet, sight and sound would suddenly lock together.

The emotional turning point comes during a little tiff when their egos suddenly lock horns, and Stravinsky contemptuously dismisses Chanel's profession as next to nothing compared to his.

The sight of Mr Edden shooting out his long legs like a frantic footballer to compensate for his suddenly locked jaw is one I shall remember for a long time.