Sentence examples for unlocked until from inspiring English sources

The door to any executive cannot be unlocked until everyone enters on the same basis.

In an update on Tuesday, investigators with the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) said the braking system should not have been unlocked until the space plane reached the faster speed of Mach 1.4.

The country faces twin deficits in its balance of payments and budget, unemployment rates are at their highest in years at 12.6 percent, and there are roughly $14 billion worth of loan agreements that are unlikely to be unlocked until the I.M.F.

(no reply) DT No? (no reply) DT The book also says three of the four doors were unlocked yet the policy at Bradford at that time, in keeping with the rest of football, was that gates weren't unlocked until, say, 10 minutes before the end.

Elsewhere in that issue, which will be unlocked until the next Candy Bowl post is published, you will find Daniel Menaker on Bo Diddley, fiction by Milan Kundera, poetry by John Ashbery, John Updike's review of V. S. Naipaul's "In a Free State," plus cartoons by Lee Lorenz, Edward Koren, and Arnie Levin.

Shipping rules could also be established, so that a car could not be unlocked until it reached its target destination and the identity of the receiver was verified.

I'd say no: when I download shareware I'm well aware that I'm downloading something that, while it's all on my hard drive, won't unlock until I actually buy it.

The door may not unlock until the surfaces have cooled slightly.

Unlock the device by swiping your finger to the right on the bar containing the words "slide to unlock", until it doesn't slide any further.

The prison cleaning storage room where Indigenous man Jayden Bennell was found dead in 2013 remained unlocked every day until last week, when the Western Australian department of corrective services changed the policy, an inquest has heard.

I think the boob apps will return under a new category that will be almost completely inaccessible until unlocked by a sentient adult.