Sentence examples for surely locked from inspiring English sources

Paula Abdul, the judge who mentored the "groups" category, was again forced to choose between two of her own contestants, and she almost surely locked up the 2011 Emmy Award for incoherent blubbering.

But all of those C-3s must surely be locked away in secure locations by now, fawned over by adoring owners, right?

If the future is geek-shaped then we're surely just locking ourselves away in the metaphorical bedroom.

Someone without Mr. Madoff's bank account surely would be locked up by now.

If the roster decision had been based on popular vote, Ewing surely would have locked up a spot.

The Jamie Reid posters that put a safety pin through the Queen's lip and obliterated her portrait with "blackmail lettering" were themselves acts worthy of trial for sedition in some eyes, while in the previous Elizabethan era a character called Johnny Rotten jeering that Queen Bess was "no human being" would surely have been locked in the Tower.

Hamilton surely had that superlative locked up.

CRITICS' PICKS: What to watch, where to go, what to eat I'd been locked in — surely the chains I'd heard tightening across the doors weren't real?

But surely, I thought, locking them out will only weaken environmental and social standards still further?

And the commissioner surely wants to lock in the lofty sale price, which sets a new valuation bar for every other franchise.Mr Ballmer is yet to speak publicly about his financial calculus, except to assure the NBA that he would not seek to move the Clippers to Seattle, as he hoped to do with the Kings.

In Jeremy Cameron (seven goals and surely a lock for his second All-Australian selection), Cam McCarthy, James Stewart and Adam Tomlinson, the Giants have an enviable array of tall talent and even if midfielder Adam Treloar departs for Victoria as expected, the Giants will likely have two top 10 draft picks to play with.