Sentence examples for will be locked down from inspiring English sources

The city will be locked down: street closures, checkpoints, camouflage-clad soldiers at key intersections, and air patrols and police boats in the harbour.

The preparations for the G20 have been far more extensive than the attention being paid to jihadists overseas: thousands of security operatives and state and national police are banned from taking leave; parts of inner-city Brisbane will be locked down on a war footing; snipers will occupy rooftops and armoured vehicles will patrol empty streets.

Does she know that in less than a fortnight the Old Port will be locked down by a vast police operation in which the entire city, except the wealthiest residential neighborhoods, will be searched, house by house, to rid the community of "certain elements"?

Don't bother trying to replace anything yourself – this laptop will be locked down tight.

Andy says there should be another this week (the fact they are trying to get it in so close to the World Cup is intersting ;-) ) but I presume the system will be locked down for the duration of the tournament.

So guys, just keep swiping right, even if you know your 'likes' will be locked down after one too many.

"We will be locking down the Moulton Paddocks stables with immediate effect, and I have instructed that I want a full round of blood samples, and dope testing done on every single horse on that premises.

Then you'll get let out and then someone else will do something and you'll be locked down for another hour or couple of hours".

This will be just as disruptive as a jump, and you'll still be locked down ready to play defense, if need be.

"If pressures stay as they are, qualifications will need to be locked down".

The iPhone will undoubtedly still be locked down to whatever carrier you buy it on here.