Sentence examples for which have locked from inspiring English sources

Teenagers frequently leave the nonsecure facilities, which have locked doors but no bars, without permission.

In the US they are crippled by debt and stagnant wages, in the UK they have been hit with high house prices, which have locked them out of home ownership and into extortionate, dismal rental arrangements.

Going after larger enterprise customers, which have locked in existing (if inferior) tools, while sticking to its design ethos will be an expensive process.

PAUL WOINAROWICZ, a warehouse foreman at the company, which has locked out employees in a dispute over a union contract.

He said protesters tried to enter the lobby of the Omni hotel, which had locked its doors.

The American Small Business League, which has locked horns with the Small Business Administration over the awards of small-business contracts to large corporations, has been critical.

The network's official position on "Big Brother," which has locked 10 people all summer in a house filled with cameras, is supportive.

But since last week's brain haemorrhage, which has locked his plans for the future into unreachable recesses of his mind, another riddle has arisen: did those who saw something in the prime minister see anything else besides?

In 1983, Mr. Singer scored an early coup when he was hired by the producer Lawrence Gordon, fresh off of "48 Hours," to represent him in a fight with Paramount Pictures, which had locked his office door.

Last year, Mr. Fernandes decided to unwind his fuel hedges, which had locked the company into buying oil at prices that Mr. Fernandes felt were higher than where the market was headed.

Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed al-Nahyan, the foreign minister of the United Arab Emirates, which has locked up 64 members of a local Islamist group al-Islah, claims that the brothers were plotting to undermine governments in the region.