Richard Jones has found a fresh approach to a work locked deep in its Kremlin past.
They took a couple of days off work, locked themselves in her friend's trailer and started to detox.
We will keep doing this work, locked arm in arm with local communities, firefighters, teachers, doctors and more, a movement of people of all colors and creeds, united in a battle for our common future.
Ideally, the data management office should have enough space to place the necessary computers, tables for paper work, locked file cabinets for safe storage of forms, and supervisor's and data workers' desks.
When so ubiquitous, part-time work "locks many people in," said Janneke Platenga, professor of economics at Utrecht University.
Youssef observes a pickpocket at work, locking eyes with the thief, who smirks contemptuously when he realizes that Youssef won't lift a finger.
The Art Fund – the charity that helps museums to buy works – is locked in a fundraising campaign to raise £2.7m to buy Pieter Brueghel the Younger's The Procession to Calvary.
Lack of access to the credentials works to lock out working-class and ethnic minority communities because they do not make the grade.
In October 2000, the petro-chemical company they worked for locked them out indefinitely.
Why were these two organisations, both theoretically devoted to the welfare of the working people, "locked into intense mutual hostility"?
