Sentences with phrase «unlock doors in»

Drivers can program the system to lock and unlock doors in several different ways, or else deactivate some or all of the system if desired.

As an added measure, the system will unlock the doors in the event of airbag deployment.

Though I didn't realize it in the moment, that sweet woman unlocked a door in my mind about the power of chakras.

I loved collecting all the Ithildin as it leads to being able to unlock a door in each area and there's treasure inside.

For starters, there's no keyed entry — just a keypad for manually locking and unlocking the door in person.

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The man then reached through the window, unlocked the door, and climbed in.

«For many, many years, while it was a secret, the NSA could use [EternalBlue] to unlock any door of any computer network in the world,» Martin said.

In years past, some rental companies suggested leaving car doors and trunks unlocked, figuring that theft is inevitable and leaving your car unlocked means it will suffer no damage, but I haven't seen that recommendation lately.

Use the Amazon Key App to unlock your door from anywhere, check in anytime via live view, watch clips of who entered and exited your home, and opt - in to in - home deliveries.

I can lock or unlock the door from my phone using the app, and I can temporarily let my friend in to check my house while I'm on vacation.

CROWN POINT, Ind. — Police departments in northwestern Indiana are turning to key fobs to electronically unlock doors at local schools so officers can quickly enter during emergencies.

Even hotel clerks may become obsolete as the big hotel chains experiment with software that allows a guest to check in and unlock his or her door with a smartphone.

According to the Los Angeles coroner's report, she lay dead for the better part of a year before a neighbor and fellow actress, a woman named Susan Savage, noticed cobwebs and yellowing letters in her mailbox, reached through a broken window to unlock the door, and pushed her way through the piles of junk mail and mounds of clothing that barricaded the house.

At the event in San Francisco last week, Hosain Rahman, chief executive of Jawbone, the maker of the Up, a wrist device that tracks people's energy and sleep, said that «a decade from now we won't be able to imagine life without the wearables that we use to access information, unlock our doors, pay for goods and most importantly track our health.»

Because it will be a key that unlocks the door to a world of opportunity for Canadian businesses in Asia.

Lippel unlocked her classroom door as students flooded in.

It is another thing, however, to know — as the early Church did — that in entering that cell, God brandished the key to unlock its door and lead us out.

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In every case, it is Peter who goes and uses the «Keys of the Kingdom» to unlock the door of the Gospel to a people group that was previously cut off from God and the Gospel (cf. Matt 16:19; Eph 2:11 - 18).

Could it not be that despite everything the person of Jesus is still the only key which will unlock the secrets of the invisible world, of eschatology, and of resurrection, and that only in the words, deeds, and suffering of Jesus the door of resurrection is opened?

In the concluding book the New Testament the risen and glorified Son of God, before Whose overpowering majestic presence the prophet fell down as dead, is described as saying to one of the early churches which, like many of its successors across the centuries, was self - contented, lukewarm, neither cold nor hot, that He stood at the door and knocked, not forcing it, but waiting for it to be unlocked, and promising, if those inside would open it, to come in, eating with them and they with HiIn the concluding book the New Testament the risen and glorified Son of God, before Whose overpowering majestic presence the prophet fell down as dead, is described as saying to one of the early churches which, like many of its successors across the centuries, was self - contented, lukewarm, neither cold nor hot, that He stood at the door and knocked, not forcing it, but waiting for it to be unlocked, and promising, if those inside would open it, to come in, eating with them and they with Hiin, eating with them and they with Him.

But just as one candle may become light itself and illuminate the entire universe, a glimpse of uncertainty may unlock menace on the face of every passerby, ultimate evil in the particular way the door over there stands ajar.

As a Toronto girl who used to stop in Elmvale for coffee and gas, I still can't get over the unlocked doors.

Like, this morning I went for a 7 mile run in the freezing cold and then came home with fingers so frozen and stiff that I could barely unlock my door.

The Blues are in search of more midfield creativity to help unlock the door for # 50million striker Fernando Torres.

The doors were unlocked at 6:30 and the crowd thundered in, risking life and limb scrambling over the too - steep chair backs to get down to the choice locations.

Well this game today, although brave effort by the team overall, just points out that to win the EPL, Arsenal is going to need to invest a little more to bring in one or two special players who can «Unlock» the door.

A peephole was installed in the front door, and it is no longer left unlocked 24 hours a day.

Fulham boss Colin Omogbehin by contrast only had schoolboys to call upon from his bench but one of them, 14 year - old Harvey Elliott, almost unlocked the door late on, mazily making his way towards the edge of the area only to find Simeu in uncompromising form.

The lack of creativity in midfield is perhaps Southgate's biggest worry, with England desperately lacking a No. 10 capable of unlocking the door.

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Well, if your kid manages to unlock some of the products for child proof handle lever, there is possibility to jam its little fingers in hinged doors.

It's an exciting time and if you're able to be disciplined with your finances, you'll be unlocking your very own front door in no time.

And unlock your door so the EMTs can enter easily, as you my not be in any condition to usher them in by the time they arrive.

Washing their hands over and over again; locking and unlocking the door a specific number of times; cleaning the room repeatedly, rearranging the wardrobe more than twice in one hour.

You should teach your child how to unlock car doors using the key or the buttons in your car and even a 2 year old is able to do this.

Harendra Singh felt so comfortable dropping in on former Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano and his wife, Linda, that he would often just walk through the unlocked front door of their Bethpage home.

Their son, Scott Beigel, was a geography teacher at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, and on February 14, he reportedly unlocked the door to his classroom as an active shooter roamed the halls, allowing students to run inside and take cover.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has vowed to fight the order by US Magistrate Judge Sheri Pym, saying the feds want his company to «build a back door» that «would have the potential to unlock any iPhone in someone's physical possession.»

In the effort to unlock the door, Ramsey is treading where no one has gone before.

«Be careful,» Axel Brockmann tells the visitor as he unlocks the door to the outdoor honeybee enclosure on the sprawling campus of the National Centre for Biological Sciences (NCBS) in Bangalore.

A newly identified requirement of a modified human protein in ebolavirus (EBOV) replication, may unlock the door for new approaches to treating Ebola.

But some have taken the matter into their own hands: Amal Graafstra, whose hands are shown above and in the movie, has had chips put into both hands for the purpose of locking and unlocking his house and car doors and accessing his computer.

Furthermore, when she gets to her car and unlocks the door and even puts the car in gear, she may not be perceiving impairment in these simple tasks.

For example, the caudal anterior cingulate is hyperactive in people with obsessive compulsive disorder, who may perceive problems where none exist, such as thinking the door may be unlocked even after checking it numerous times.

Her 25 years in the health and fitness industry, the past 10 in holistic nutrition and functional medicine, have earned JJ recognition as the go - to weight loss expert who can unlock the door to lifelong weight management through her sensible, no - fail approach to nutrition and fitness.

When Halliday died, he left his immense fortune, and total control of the OASIS, to the first person to win three keys, unlocking the door to a digital Easter egg he hid somewhere in his seemingly infinite creation.

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Many of us could be forgiven for a small white lie now and then, and is possibly essential in some cases for pleasing a romantic partner («Yes, your bottom looks great in your new jeans») however the internet unlocks the door for numerous new avenues of deception.

CIA agents search a home for evidence but leave the front door unlocked and unguarded, so Devereaux sneaks in and knocks them out.