Sentence examples for to lock himself from inspiring English sources

He used to lock himself off, and he wasn't able to use his hips.

We see the comedian in the bathroom where he used to lock himself away from the world.

"The fact that he has decided to lock himself up in the apartment is his prerogative," said Nadir Mughrabi, an adviser to the patriarchate.

He has always lived with pressure, from when he used to lock himself in his bedroom as a boy to escape the constructive criticism of his father Thomas.

When I spoke with Jeff about his treatment, he explained that he had decided to lock himself in the trunk of his car.

As an offensive coordinator, Martz said he used to lock himself in a room and work all day long, literally, studying film, looking for opponents' weaknesses.

As a child he used to drag the family furniture upstairs to his room, lock himself in and design playhouses.

Book Two recounts the frequently humdrum events of the author as he tries to raise three children when what he really wants to do is lock himself in a room and write.

The crew member said Phillips, who went on to meet Barack Obama and write a memoir, refused to cut power and lock himself and the crew below deck in line with anti-pirate protocol.

He points out that, unlike many rappers who make it big, he didn't move to LA or New York and lock himself away in a mansion.

When the co-pilot on flight ET-702 from Addis Ababa to Rome locked himself in the cockpit while the pilot went to the bathroom and announced a hijacking, Italian and French fighter jets were scrambled to escort the plane through their respective airspaces.