Sentence examples for was locked out of from inspiring English sources

To investors, S.&P.'s action was a signal that Enron was locked out of credit markets; it had lost its "license" to borrow.

Ms. Matsushima was locked out of her apartment.

But she, too, was locked out of Oscar contention in another all-white category.

Like the developing countries, Australia was locked out of world markets.

John Wesley, with his message of justification by faith, was locked out of churches.

But because of an unrelated bipartisan deal meant to ease the bill's passage, that amendment was locked out of consideration.

She was locked out of the church and ended up meeting with some parishioners in the garden.

The door closed behind her, and she was locked out of the building in a driving rainstorm.

In addition, Baidu was locked out of its account - thus precluding the re-routing of traffic to Baidu's website.

According to the witness the victom was locked out of the shop in Oakland, California by the guard, despite the fact that he was "immobile".

While working on something secret for GCHQ, the British government's spying headquarters, he was locked out of his office every evening at five.