Sentence examples for weather locked from inspiring English sources

But Rockford deserves a second look this holiday season, as 137 men and women walk a picket line in sub-zero weather, locked out by the Accuride/Gunite Corporation recently sold by the private equity firm Kolhberg Kravis Roberts & Co. (KKR), whose CEO, Henry Kravis, is the subject of Brave New Films' new War On Greed video series.

On Saturday, I took advantage of the glorious weather to lock myself into a room full of nerds (including our very Andy Hume) to listen to people talk about browsers.

This is the ultimate cargo protection, offering weather proofing, locking ability, and improved aerodynamics.

It's raining horribly – the ideal weather to be locked out of your house with a pre-teen (who styled her hair that morning) and a baby.

I have flashes of sheer panic about the extreme weather we have already locked in for them.

The problem with austerity is not just that it interferes with our ability to defend ourselves from the heavy weather we have already locked in.

The region has been locked in cold weather, with temperatures in the 20's Saturday and early Sunday.

Horror makes for easy entertainment, of course, so it's hardly surprising that the maternity ward would be milked for bloodcurdling thrills in the way of weddings ("Bridezillas" and "The Best of Bridezillas 2"), weather ("Storm Stories") or travel ("Locked Up Abroad").

We are already locked into extreme weather for the next generations.

He credits the many visits and calls he's received from family, friends, and fans to helping him weather the perils of being locked up "I don't know how I would be if I didn't have that support system.

This leads to stalled weather systems, which can lock in frigid air weather longer over lands, chilling them even further.