Sentence examples for will be locked up from inspiring English sources

"The Bill will send the strongest possible message to criminals that if you are involved in this disgusting trade in human beings, you will be arrested, you will be prosecuted and you will be locked up," she said.

"The bill will send the strongest possible message to criminals that if you are involved in this disgusting trade in human beings, you will be arrested, you will be prosecuted and you will be locked up".

The shares will be locked up for five years.

CapitaLand isn't selling in the I.P.O. and will be locked up for six months.

I hope some day the true killers will be locked up".

C.I.C.'s investment will be locked up for 12 months, the people said.

Now that companies are lavishing free stuff on C.E.O.s even after they retire, one can only assume that, as soon as it becomes possible, enterprising executives will be locking up perks in the afterlife.

VI: Silenced In 1989, Austria's Chancellor Franz Vranitzky said publicly: "Should Irving ever turn up here again, he'll be locked up immediately".

Austria's then Federal Chancellor Franz Vranitzky publicly warned the British historian that 'if he should ever turn up here again, he'll be locked up immediately'.

But with all the work left to do before the Cancún meeting, he said, "we'll be locked up for at least 10 days, or longer".

A combination of easy money, the introduction of the bedroom tax and the fact there's a very low chance they'll be locked up for their crimes has led to the rise of "groppers", grannies with a crop, one of whom we met in the cannabis episode of our new UK drugs series High Society.