Sentences with phrase «to lock up»

For one, deep - pocketed streaming companies like Netflix and Amazon are paying more to lock up broadcast rights, allowing savvy producers to extract bigger budgets from broadcasters.

Average investors might not be really understanding the risks involved: the risk of having their money locked up, the potential higher risk of the underlying investment and the lack of transparency and regulation.

The three women inside, Shelia Clark, Darlene Vives, and Janoi Frye, talk about how they're going to visit their men, who are locked up for either murder or attempted murder.

I follow good cyber hygiene to set the example for healthy habits, for instance, by creating complex passwords, changing them frequently, and never sharing them; in locking up my laptops and devices; and being aware of what is going on around me.

Hunger Games standout Amandla Stenberg stars as a girl with an autoimmune disease that keeps her locked up indoors.

Inmates spend an average of about 23 hours a day locked up alone in their cells, according to an audit of the U.S. Justice Department.

But the bar, which locks up at 6 p.m. (there's also a breathalyzer on site), offers work - related benefits.

So the independent streaming services need to double down on the amount of exclusive shows and specials they create or lock up very long licensing deals (like Netflix did for Mostly Stories, House of Cards, and Orange Is the New Black).

«And the risk of having money locked up for almost a year until launch, and up to 18 months after that launch - I've personally made the decision to sit on the sidelines.»

Obviously Astral's portfolio of English and French - language pay TV and specialty TV channels, as well as Canada's largest network of radio stations, go a long way to lock up more content.

«Now I have to keep them locked up in the bank, afraid someone will come and steal them.

The best approach is to keep your calendar locked up with blocks of time where you get stuff done.

As a host, consider investing in a personal safe, or keep financial documents, credit card statements, bank statements, your passport and other legal documents locked up and away from where they can easily be viewed or taken by a guest.

Lock up your guns and lethal medicines and take the keys with you when you are out.

As sheriff, he's locked them up.

Its marketing value isn't locked up in the property itself, but in the myriad ways it can be incorporated into additional marketing efforts, says Stuart McLean, CEO of Content & Co., the brand studio that produced Summer With Cimorelli.

A phone locker at a McDonald's in Singapore can hold up to 100 smartphones in clear glass containers, so you can lock up a phone with a key.

Not only that, but the broadcast networks could be so weak by that point that they will be unable to pay enough to lock up future Super bowl rights — making it even more likely that the chance to air the big game will be snapped up by a digital giant like Apple or Google.

Our sales data is locked up in the laptops of our salespeople, and we can't get it out.»

As the Journal story points out, YES signed a deal with the Yankees to lock up TV rights for 30 years at a cost of about $ 1.5 billion.

More than 90 % of wireless subscribers in Canada are locked up in contracts by the Big Three, and though people love to complain about their carrier, parting ways isn't so simple.

Buying up acreage and acquiring rivals is a quick way to lock up future production as old wells dry up.

They didn't lock him up.

Yet at the same time, ESPN has spent billions of dollars locking up the rights to various major sporting events.

Right now, that data is locked up in electronic health records, which tend to be organized to help bill insurers, rather than detail, say, the rate at which the tumor is shrinking, in a way that could be pulled out for a study.

In his 1994 study on securities lawbreaking for the Justice Department, Schlegel found that while officials were talking tough about locking up insider traders, there was little evidence to suggest that the punishments imposed — either the incarceration rates or the sentences themselves — were more severe.

It locks up networks and requires payment (in digital currency) to unlock.

The vast majority of the NCAA's revenue comes from the organization's television deal for its annual men's basketball tournament — rights that CBS Corp. and Time Warner Inc.'s Turner Sports have locked up through 2032.

Although some may argue that locking up money deters from current cash flow, saving up for yourself down the road will be one of those things you'll thank yourself for later.

For now, that information — if Weaver is correct — is still locked up.

You can't help but be excited, because likely the only other time you would see a snake is at the zoo, where it's locked up in a tiny glass cubicle.

A strategy that is laser - focused on locking up features that others will need to compete is both more effective in boosting the bottom line, and less costly, than a scattershot approach to patenting.

Rooms start at $ 154 for those looking to get «locked up» for a night or two.

Ransomware encrypts data, locking up computers, then demands payments that often range from $ 200 to $ 600 to unlock each infected PC.

Enter «Holiday» as an access code, step out, lock up, and stand back.

Instead, upstart brands like BioSteel are learning to leverage social networks, new generations of influencers and broader consumer trends to establish toeholds in markets seemingly locked up by a handful of giant, well - capitalized players.

That might still sound like a hardship to most folks, but when you've been locked up and living in a 7x7 cell for seven years like he has, it's just an amazing feeling to know you have five days of freedom.

The deal suggests there is value locked up within Shire's portfolio - despite a dismal...

To make sure no one ever gets a hold of Chick - fil - A's secret chicken sandwich recipe, the company has locked it up in a vault at its headquarters in Atlanta.

And now, with the nomination just about locked up, the intense fears are even greater.

The initial six - month lock up period following its IPO ended this past October, at which point they were allowed to begin trading their shares, though a majority chose to hold onto them.

Days earlier, he was inciting those same people to chant, «Lock her up!»

As Jung told PBS, even while locked up for minor crimes, Lehder had his mind on a more ambitious criminal enterprise:

You lock up arms all the time in this league.»

«The problem is, with credit cards, a lot of times your funds can be locked up for a week or more and there held in a sort of escrow in case someone requests a chargeback,» says White.

I don't get nervous that often, but when I do it's as though I'm locked up and I get stiff.

Governments don't like competition and they would lock up business owners who muscled in on their game.

Frankly, many venture investors who see a race to lock up market share as a first mover in your space may want you incurring big losses in the near term to sign up as many customers as possible today before a competitor does.

But we have to stop being so damn afraid that it makes you locked up and not taking any action or expanding or renewing or trying new projects.

If you do bring sensitive documents with you on your trip, lock them up in a hotel safe or other secure location, Bruemmer said.