Sentence examples for together locked in from inspiring English sources

"Summerland" doesn't have an idea in its head, and "The Jury" does, but the latter show's preoccupations — the dynamics among any twelve people sitting in a room together (locked in a room together, in fact), the impossibility of knowing the whole truth about a case, the all too human imperfection of the judicial process — don't add up to more than the sum of their parts.

Brooks 1 and 2, and Coulson, leave together, locked in intent discussion.

There were a few small issues along those lines — Mr. Wood was playing with Mr. Taborn for the first time, and they took a little while to lock in together — but nothing that hindered the music's flow.

Rhythmically, they lock in together so tight that you could imagine one brain controlling both drums and guitar.

The 60-minute special, with the high-drama of arch enemies Ken Barlow and Mike Baldwin tied together and locked in a store cupboard by the supermarket robbers, drew 12.5m/57% share from 10pm.

Instead, have your stuff together, get locked in, buckled up and on your way.

Abi and Kim Fox Tameka Empsonn) plot to get Cora and Patrick back together, locking them in a shed.

Just putting people with the right background together, locking them in a room and saying: you can only leave when you've found a solution.

I mean the stickier, messier end of love, such as in 1983 when Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor, after trying a manner of ways to be together harmoniously, were locked in a mutual, obsessive love-loathe cycle.

The jailers and jailed in "Titicut Follies" are both locked in together.

We can all think of couples who are still together but who are locked in a mutual dance of unhappiness, bullying or blankness.