Sentence examples for that can be locked from inspiring English sources

Often it is just a nursing home that can be locked down to prevent residents from wandering off.

Sony Electronics has introduced a new machine with a tape slot that can be locked to keep wayward objects out.

(Hybrid adjustable rate mortgages have rates that climb, but only after an initial rate that can be locked in for, say, 3, 5, 7 or 10 years).

For example, those twists of pasta at the Rome museum are flexible exhibition spaces that can be locked into each other depending on what is going on display.

We show by NMR and EPR that the MPER consists of a structurally conserved pair of viral lipid-immersed helices separated by a hinge with tandem joints that can be locked by capping residues between helices.

This is known as the "copulatory tie", and occurs in other members of the canid family, including dogs, wolves and coyotes – all species that can be "locked" together after mating.

"If people accept that she can be locked away and nobody can see her, and that other leaders can be silenced and that the party can be silenced, then they've won the day".

Those include warning people to change their default passwords, to make sure that accounts can be locked out if they're under attack and avoid storing passwords as plain text files that can be read by anyone.

Smith has taken over the role of bingo caller from Commissioner Tony Blair, selecting random numbers of days that people can be locked up without charge.

"The government's position that one can be locked up for decades for expressions of political positions on the telephone," he said, "amounts to simple thought control".

"It sends a message that journalists can be locked up for simply doing their job, for telling the truth and reporting the news.