Sentence examples for trying to lock from inspiring English sources

Chamberlain pitched like someone trying to lock up a job.

Coaches trying to lock them out of interviews.

"They kept trying to lock him up," Ms. Webster said.

Anything like legalizing drugs is preposterous — no less ridiculous than trying to lock up every offender".

His eyes dart back and forth beneath the bill of his cap, trying to lock gazes.

In the past, customers who sought such agreements were trying to lock in low prices.

Washington has warned Beijing against trying to "lock up" global supplies.

This man was trying to lock the door of his car.

And he is trying to lock in tenants at his iconic buildings.

"I worried, 'Is she trying to lock me in here?' " he said.

"What we are concerned about is the dark side, which is trying to lock everything up".