Sentence examples for you locked up from inspiring English sources

They should have kept you locked up".

"You're not sure if everyone you locked up deserves to be in jail?" Mr. Zamoff asked.

But under Turkey's nebulous anti-terror laws, even covering a press conference by the pro-Kurdish Peace and Democracy party could get you locked up.

Neither choice, as the contrast with Iris's elderly relatives makes plain, thank heavens, could get you locked up in an asylum for 60-odd years.

You can get off if the cops looked in the wrong car with the wrong warrant when they found your joint, but you have no recourse if owning the joint gets you locked up for life.

Writing about a living subject, Sylvie Simmons says, means having "to immerse yourself in that person's life to a degree that would probably get you locked up in any decent society".

And unless you lock up someone forever, he will most likely discontinue treatment upon release.

You lock up the bike, climb to the viewing spot, and enjoy.

You lock up visitor facilities and place notices of the shutdown.

"If you lock up the land for 15 years, you may regret it when the mall developer finally comes a-knocking," he said.

Whether you strike early in the draft or wait it out, make sure you lock up some reliable power guys and get your stolen bases elsewhere.