Sentences with phrase «locks onto something»

Deadpool's kind of got ADD, and we think of Cable as someone who locks onto something and is going to get that thing solved no matter what.

Not exact matches

But one night last October, it locked its gaze onto something remarkable, an unidentified flying object moving quickly through space, seemingly from another solar system.

With your other hand holding onto something stationary for stability, press the weight up without locking your elbow.

It's a great way to prime the tablet so that kids can use it without stumbling onto something they shouldn't, and all without locking the kids down to an overly childish interface.

Match these qualities with an owner who encourages aggressiveness, and account for their incredibly strong jaw — often called a «lock jaw» for its ability to clamp onto something with its teeth and not let go — and a pit bull can become a lethal menace that makes the front page.

Ensuring I'm always locked onto only one foe, even when fighting multiple enemies, is also something I quickly learned to do at all times.

But the act of locking onto things by lining up something in the foreground to these enemies that exist in the background becomes quite difficult once you put this into 3D.

Whichever your assistant or smart speaker of choice, you'll also need to have something bridging your Smart Lock onto your WiFi network.