Sentence examples for very locked from inspiring English sources

"My father and I were very locked into this family teaching business.

"But we're not just giving it a go - we're very locked on to going the distance, to 90 degrees [north]." All being well, on 24 or 25 February the Catlin survey team will leave the base at Resolute Bay in northern Canada, be flown up to 80°N 140°whereere the multi-year ice begins, and start walking northeast along the line of 140° longitude.

I know the press releases say so, but it is very locked to T-Mobile and can not be unlocked.

If a device is certified with SmartThings, it "has a very locked down path" from the device to the cloud, the hub and the account, and SmartThings can also issue firmware updates to it.

She said children with developmental issues due to being born prematurely, those from ethnic minorities as well as children being "covered up" to protect them from the sun thereby missing out on the benefits too, She added: "Children get very locked on to screens and it can be difficult to turf them out into the sunlight.

If talks between Google and Apple are regarding whether to make it possible for the systems to be connected instead of some sort of cross promotion agreement, then that would indicate to me that the iTV will be very locked down and much less useful than it could be.

"Everything with Marvel is very lock and key and hush hush, you gotta sign a confidentiality agreement," Evans, who stars as Captain America, told BBC Newsbeat.

When Annie Nightingale decided to switch to a career in radio, she found the door "very firmly locked and bolted".

"She is autistic and non-verbal, very much locked in her own little world, and was seven when she started coming for respite.

"The Last Cigarette," the Simon Gray-Hugh Whitemore collaboration at the Trafalgar Studios through Aug. 1, tends to find its trio of performers not barreling through doors but very much locked into position, cigarettes at the ready, inhabiting three versions of their creator.

In this sense, it is fair to state that cities can also be seen as socio-technical (and in particular institutional) systems that are very comprehensive, locked in and hard to challenge.