Sentence examples for that lock together from inspiring English sources
The case is formed out of two parts that lock together, ensuring a snug and secure fit for your iPhone.
Ms. Dorrance makes full use of tone, timbre, volume, tempo and, of course, rhythm, constructing patterns that lock together thrillingly.
Of Ms. Dorrance's group work, "SOUNDspace," Brian Seibert wrote in The New York Times this year, "Ms. Dorrance makes full use of tone, timbre, volume, tempo and, of course, rhythm, constructing patterns that lock together thrillingly".
On the site of the Portuguese architect Rui Grazina, she liked the RG03a jewelry box, a puzzlelike cube with sliding wooden pieces that lock together to hide a precious item.
Conventional track ballast has irregular shapes that "lock" together to keep the track in place, whereas the smooth pebbles used by the LCDR failed to prevent track movement under strain.
On the lines of the former London, Chatham and Dover Railway (LCDR) – inherited by the SECR in 1899 – beach pebbles had been used for ballast instead of conventional ballast, which has irregular shapes that lock together to keep the track in place.
It looked like a pair of big metal salad tongs, with two blades shaped to fit snugly around a baby's head and handles that locked together with a single screw in the middle.
Our British neighbor caught up with us and we went through the lock together.
Put the 2 halves of the lock together inside the door.
The crucial refinements he made — including a corner mechanism that locks containers together — allowed them to be hefted by crane, stacked high in ships and transferred from shipboard to trucks and trains far more easily, and cheaply, than ever before.
He picked up another jar, this one containing two black shells that appeared to lock together.
