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151. The produced enzyme is locked in its catalytically active confirmation, and thus exhibits improved activity and stability.

152. The prisoners - of - war were locked in their huts at nights to discourage further attempts at escape.

153. If a couple of players are locked in stagnant combat for a while, the first player able to invest the considerable resources to go Imperial will be able to turn the tide.

154. Much attention is focused on the Senate race in Nevada, where veteran Democratic Senate Majority leader Harry Reid is locked in a close race with Republican challenger Sharron Angle.

155. Lazio and Palermo are still locked in negotiations over striker Stephen Makinwa.

156. If all the world in the samsara, then I was locked in a pale which time paragraph mark, unable to escape with no place to hide.

157. "The jet stream remained locked in place for weeks, bringing an unprecedented two-month heat wave to Russia and contributing to devastating floods in Pakistan at the end of July, " it said.

158. When the lock plates are released, the cross bar will remain firmly locked in position.

159. The gears locked in second and would not come unstuck.

160. The youngest, Ralph, is odd, locked in a sealed, symbiotic clutch with his girlfriend that is literalised when they install a deadbolt on their bedroom door.

161. Some victims were locked in a huge soundproof bank vault near his office, where they were left to die.

162. LOS ANGELES - Two tennis players are locked in a furious baseline exchange. Eventually, a line judge calls the ball "out."

163. You are groping like a madman locked in a dark room.

164. The boss of Standard Chartered's Korean subsidiary, Richard Hill, is locked in a battle with unionised workers over the introduction of performance-related pay.

165. From ten feet apart they were locked in to one another, solidly, intimately, and inextricably.

166. People who are now "locked in" often communicate with any movement they can make – blinking an eye or moving a hand slightly – to arduously pick letters or words from a list.

167. All keys and the automatic synchronic transmitter are locked in the process of communication.

168. The small country has no seacoast, but is locked in by three nations.

169. Of course it's dangerous to leave young children locked in a room for hours, but you might get better results if you address this as a matter of health, instead of an issue of child neglect.

170. He also kept a undisclosed account book locked in the drawer.

171. An eventual ceasefire left Hizbullah claiming victory and Israel's generals and politicians locked in recrimination.

172. All the major supermarket chains are currently locked in a price war.

173. The United States Congress and the President are still locked in disagreement over proposals to reduce the massive budget deficit.

174. The United States is locked in a regional battle for influence with Venezuela's oil - autocrat, Hugo Ch á vez.

175. For hundreds of years mankind and the ferocious cat-like charr have been locked in a death struggle.

176. But until it does(Sentence dictionary), he seems locked in frozen inaction.

177. Arsenal and Barcelona are locked in a bitter bust-up that is souring the relations between the Champions League rivals.