"We have locked on Lin as the suspect," Liu said.
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Potential jurors' eyes locked on Cosby when he walked in.
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I followed the manager downstairs, eyes locked on his back.
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Democrats have locked on Trump's behavior toward women in recent weeks.
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He tilts forward in anticipation, his eyes locked on the football.
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Con: They're locked on a hard drive, never to be seen again.
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"We were locked on the base" when not on duty, he said.
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Perhaps your eyes were also locked on your phone at the time.
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It's time to stop thinking incrementally and being locked on what is.
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His eyes locked on one name buried among the targets: Evgeniy Mikhailovich Bogachev.
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He locked on and he challenged Donald Trump every step of the way.
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His words kept people's eyes locked on his face, not on his hands.
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Communication lines were connected, and over-gloves, boots and five-pound helmets locked on.
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His eyes [were locked] on me, and he started to talk to me aggressively.
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Double tap yourself and the square turns green, which means Hover has locked on.
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"I love that fact that nobody feels locked on this roster," he told reporters.
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I kept my hands near the wheel and my eyes locked on the road.
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"We've been locked on that side of the floor," Butler Coach LaVall Jordan said.
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Though locked on lives shaped by chronic poverty, this tough little movie avoids social commentary.
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"Wow!" he hissed, his eyes locked on a gray-haired, lanky guy about 100 feet away.
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I'll stay locked on the Trump tax returns like a junkyard dog until we see them.
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These days, doors between cars are locked on some lines, though they still open on others.
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While America's focus is locked on Congress, voters will also pick 36 governors and 6,066 state legislators.
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The entire building is shut down, everybody is locked on to monitors," Hanks said on ABC's "Today.
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Everyone is dancing in a frenzy, eyes locked on Moodymann and Moore as they work their magic.
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His tied-up models are rarely fully nude, and usually have their eyes locked on the lens.
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Last season, all eyes were locked on the Warriors' chase for the regular-season record for wins.
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With the Supreme Court dead-locked on the issue, Obama's actions will remain blocked from going into effect.
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The two Istanbul sides were locked on 66 points with two matches to play coming into Sunday's showdown.
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There can be no moving on to the stars for the disenfranchised or the imprisoned locked on Earth.
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Rand Paul is his own animal, but I think Cruz and Lee are pretty tightly locked on this.
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So what you learn -- and one other tip -- is always keep your eyes locked on that other person.
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As she grabbed the bat, her eyes locked on a photo of Mr. Moonves's wife on a bookshelf.
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"It's just a sheer sense of helplessness when you feel like you're locked on this aircraft," O'Brien told CTV.
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And it's really tough to fault Colbert for remaining laser-locked on mocking Trump — just look at Colbert's numbers.
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But he did not move to swat it away; his eyes were locked on Gregor, their faces almost touching.
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Chor Charoenying fiddled with the shin guards tucked inside her yellow socks, her eyes still locked on the grass.
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The focus stays locked on a subject's closest eye even when shooting at f/2.8 and in dark conditions.
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Experience has shown them just how much one can truly get when their default setting is locked on giving.
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Dryden's focus is locked on hockey's response to concussions and their devastating effects on the lives of its players.
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In other words, a reward function is the guidance system that keeps a reinforcement-learning-powered agent locked on target.
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The cameras locked on the hiker's helmets — a hint that we could be diving into yet another new doc series.
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"The immigrants had no means of escape from the trailer since it was locked on the outside," the CBP said.
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I was paralyzed on the outskirts of the dance floor as the dog came closer, its eyes locked on mine.
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According to Rivers, the Clippers presented Leonard with a whole list of players, but he locked on to Paul George.
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"I was sticking my hand in a hole and a monster locked on me," Sapp told the Tampa Bay Times.
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Through it all, the camera was locked on his face, capturing his every smile, his every glance, his every move.
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Comey dismissed any suggestion that the government misled anyone about its inability to access the information locked on the phone.
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The Bigurl screamed as lidar locked on, downshifting automatically, tires shooting out great huffs of crystal firestone freebased off rough road.
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Then, as it played back, the "virtual camera" made it so that the view was always locked on to the arch.
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Use the arrows to move, dodging bullets and locking on to targets, and use 'Z' to shoot once you've locked on.
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While everyone else on Stranger Things feels locked on rails, Eleven (MINOR SPOILERS FOR POINTLESS PLOT) is busy doing almost nothing!
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My hand on my patient's shoulder, his eyes locked on mine, those little balloons bouncing in the corner of his room.
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My hand on my patient's shoulder, his eyes locked on mine, those little balloons bouncing in the corner of his room.
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Not the battle itself, but the fermata beforehand: Two combatants, gazes locked on each other, knowing that it's about to go down.
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Just when all seemed lost, the Ipswich fighter locked on to an adapted guillotine and Omer had no choice but to tap.
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Many top golfers keep their heads down during a round, their eyes locked on their target, or their ball, or their caddie.
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And Ms. Perez, her eyes locked on her family, peered out the window, making the sign of the cross, over and over.
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It's the kiss that Charles plants square on Chuck's mouth, hands locked on his son's head to prevent him from pulling away.
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The term "mass extinction" conjures up apocalyptic visions of raging wildfires, erupting volcanoes, and asteroids locked on collision courses with the Earth.
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Jeremy, 30, also shared a photo of a gold lock — with attached J&J charms — that appeared to be locked on the balcony.
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Nearing death, the viking rolls to the side to run, but the samurai, eyes locked on her foe, launches a knife at him.
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Because your eyes aren't locked on the screen, you can check your phone to make sure your babysitter hasn't texted with an emergency.
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"Has It Come To This" had been released on Locked On, a label co-owned by Nick Worthington, who'd recently left XL Recordings.
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Weinstein Company board members spent nearly three hours Thursday night locked on the phone in heated discussion about the best way to respond.
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The deal price range continues to be locked on an exchange ratio that gives no further premium above Sprint's current value, sources said.
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After one encounter, Holding, his gaze locked on Costa, tapped a finger against his own temple, the internationally recognized sign alleging mental instability.
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The change of scenery may set off the real action, but our minds are still locked on that cargo hold back in Stockholm.
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The camera stays locked on Dr. K (Gerlad McRaney) while Ventimiglia's shock of hair nods numbly, and oops there are tears in your tea.
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As a result, crews began checking and cross-checking their data, including target information, before they locked on with their cannons, Palenske told Military.com.
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They would instead stay locked on domestic issues, he added, because the media would do its work for it, providing wall-to-wall coverage.
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Ultimately I opted to keep my eyes locked on my wife while filming Britney dance to "Toxic" on my iPhone to be watched later.
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David Locke, a radio host in Utah covering the Jazz, launched the Locked On network in 2016, which publishes hundreds of local sports podcasts weekly.
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On December 227, he scored 763 points on 276 shots against the Memphis Grizzlies, with Tony Allen locked on him for most of the game.
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Submarine doors were locked on Saturday afternoon, protecting foundations that had flooded catastrophically after Allison in 2001, knocking out power and forcing emergency patient evacuations.
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Her flirty gaze remains locked on her most sincere interest — the camera — and she doesn't bother to touch, kiss, or even acknowledge the women around her.
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With England and Belgium locked on points and the same goal difference, fair play would decide who finished top if the game finished in a draw.
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A few days later, Lieutenant Accoin said a training missile on his jet locked on the object and his infrared camera picked it up as well.
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It wasn't until 2017 that the expression locked on its current all-hating, all-seeing course, and began producing tweets that regularly garnered thousands of faves.
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The camera is locked on a tripod, the interviewees confessing their greatest fears and loves in the same shoulders-up shot for much of the novel.
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President Obama and "Shark Tank" star Daymond John got down in Cuba with a bunch of entrepreneurs who have their eyes locked on the small country.
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In the photos posted online, almost everyone in the first few rows has their eyes locked on the stage, including the people right next to the man.
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Update: 22012:46 pm ET: Both MarCOs have locked on to InSight's telemetry, allowing mission controllers to track the probe's status until it reaches the landing site.
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Apple continues to emphasize how Siri keeps your data and personalizations locked on your device and not in the cloud, and privacy is a big differentiator here.
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He wanted to stay in the car to play a game while she ran in, so she left him, windows down, doors locked, on a cool day.
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Each of the artists were locked on their laptop screens as the crowd lay lounging on the concrete floor, gazing at the pink and blue lit ceiling.
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Industry eyes are now locked on whom Trump will pick to serve at the Securities and Exchange Commission and other regulatory agencies and for Federal Reserve posts.
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He and his wife, Felicia Montealegre, hold a white shirt, his gaze locked on her; is he seeking comfort, or are they really just fixing the shirt?
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Cook said that kind of data breach won't happen at Apple, because the personal data Apple collects stays locked on iPhones, where even Apple can't access it.
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If one of my wounds would fester on a Saturday or Sunday, they couldn't do anything about it because the storage room was locked on those days.
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Two women had their accounts locked on the dating app after sending hundreds of messages to men asking them to support the Vermont senator for the Democratic nomination.
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The app's smart image processing doesn't have to stay locked on your mobile though—you can replicate the effects in Photoshop or any photo editor with similar tools.
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They started to try to figure out how to get us out and ended up leasing the entire underground parking lot, and keeping it locked on the weekends.
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DAKAR, Aug 22 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Hunched over her laptop, eyes locked on the screen, Marième Seye listens to the step-by-step instructions given by her teacher.
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You do not need to have an email account to sign up unlike Skype and Hangouts and you are not locked on one particular ecosystem like Apple's FaceTime.
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Additional question: Say Burger King gave you $2 million, to eat a burger, on a jet, locked on there with the eerie unblinking plastic eyes of a killer.
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The same is likely true if you're at a gathering in body, but your eyes and mind are locked on your smartphone, checking out your friends' latest posts.
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When kicking with the rear leg the fighter is locked on one leg momentarily, but there is no preliminary step up or extra step to return to distance.
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A U.S. judge today ordered Apple to help federal investigators extract information locked on an iPhone belonging to one of the suspected shooters in the San Bernardino, Calif.
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As Ted Cruz desperately tried to beat Donald Trump in Indiana, he locked on to an issue that has taken over states like North Carolina: transgender people in bathrooms.
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And, of course, The Verge will be doing our best to hunt down the best deals we can find on Prime Day, so keep it locked on July 11th.
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And while Musk appears to remain engaged with the idea of the Hyperloop concept, his primary focus is still locked on his space and electric vehicle pursuits for now.
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You can freeze a row in Excel so it stays locked on the screen as you scroll, making it easy to compare data from different parts of the spreadsheet.
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In a challenging feat for any 22-year-old gymnast, Biles has her eyes locked on a second Olympics next summer at the 2020 Tokyo Games (The Washington Post).
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Price: $134,200 Though the doors were locked on this very fancy BMW coupe, we were able to sneak a peek at what advanced technology it uses for its cupholders.
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Harris had begun this crusade several years prior, as a Google employee who noticed how tech companies designed products to keep us locked on our devices for their own profit.
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It's not going to fly with me—but his hands are firmly locked on the handle of our cart, and there's nothing to prove that it's ours and not his.
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The Digital TurboStar is locked on temperatures in increments of 25 — what's weirder is that Philips' own recipe book calls for temperatures outside of the ones programmed in its devices.
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As hurricane season officially began again on Friday, Puerto Rico was set to finish the school year with the doors permanently locked on more than a third of its schools.
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For a week, the country's eyes — Greenland is home to 56,000 or so people, the population of a small town spread across the world's largest island — are locked on Sisimiut.
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As the drone circled more than 6,500 feet above the peak, trees and other objects impeded its view, and it had trouble staying locked on to the men in the fight.
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Though Revelations was not without problems, the locked-on-a-ship spin-off was the closest the series had come to capturing the claustrophobia that helped define the Resident Evil series originally.
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In short: it's like the Hunger Games on crack—an online multiplayer video game where you're locked on an island, scavenging for weapons, and there's only one man (or team) left standing.
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As soon as I reached the Hutchinson River Parkway, I would pull out into the passing lane and speed up, my hands gripping the steering wheel, my eyes locked on the road.
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TechRepublic reports that the throttling appears to be related to an Intel CPU flag being locked on by mistake, causing the CPU to throttle as it thinks it's at a thermal limit.
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She clearly buys their similar arguments that China is locked on a path of redress for past humiliations by the West and to (once again) dominate East Asia, if not the world.
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Champions Barca lead the standings after 16 games but are locked on 35 points with second-placed Real ahead of the eagerly anticipated match at the Camp Nou, known as "El Clasico".
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"It's just a sheer sense of like, helplessness, when you feel like you're locked on this aircraft, and you have no connection to the outside world," O'Brien said in an interview with CTV.
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Check out some more stills from the video below: Keep it locked on the Grind Select Bandcamp for updates on the coming release and be sure to check out Moon Bounce on SoundCloud.
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He was raised in Peckham in south-east London, then moved to New York to live in the Bronx, where he really locked on to boxing as his path away from self-destruction.
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I'm imagining some sort of race to a point in the universe, perhaps its middle, perhaps against the clock, perhaps against other ships that also happen to have their missiles locked on your thrusters.
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Asif Ghafoor, head of the military press wing, said Pakistani jets had locked on to six targets in a demonstration of their capacity to hit key installations but had deliberately avoided causing any damage.
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A huge amount of the world's audio has been digitized, but many veterans of the Analog Age still have out-of-print albums, lectures and other content locked on vinyl records, cassettes and CDs.
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Kelly kept her own eyes locked on his even as another student — a little girl with a devilish grin and a long dark ponytail — leapt onto Kelly's back and began tugging at her hairnet.
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Partnerships and money are great for the viability of what is essentially a transportation startup, but all eyes will be locked on North Las Vegas tomorrow morning in this first-ever, public Hyperloop technology test.
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Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani kept their eyes laser-locked on each other while singing their new duet "Go Ahead and Break My Heart" at the Billboard Music Awards – and we all felt the heat.
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Jamaica will play the runner-up of group D, either the United States or Panama, who are locked on six points ahead of their match on Wednesday, the U.S. with a vastly superior goal difference.
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You have to know how close you need to be to dish out meaningful damage, and you have to keep your crosshairs locked on target while staying mobile and adjusting to Blink's sudden perspective shifts.
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With one arm cocked behind his head and his nose nearly at the rim, Wilson glided across the paint, his eyes locked on a floater from a Utah Jazz player that seemed out of reach.
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There was a tribe from Guinée—his mother had told him, her mother having told her, stories like this one handed down through the Haitian generations—who when the chains were locked on, simply died.
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As a federal magistrate judge ordered Apple to provide the FBI help in accessing the information locked on a suspected San Bernardino gunman's iPhone, many wondered whether the federal law enforcement agency's request was technologically feasible.
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With the media's gaze locked on the midterms, Facebook quietly slipped out a report Monday night that lays out in painful detail the role the social network played in ethnic cleansing of the Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar.
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So in the absence of any details about how the FBI plans to access the information locked on Syed Rizwan Farook's iPhone without Apple's help, forensic scientists have been filling the void with some well-informed speculation.
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It took capital (a lot of capital!), but two years later it was at $30 million and growing at 140 percent, well above the Mendoza Line and locked on a trajectory that has taken them to $500 million.
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MELBOURNE, July 16 (Reuters) - Ariarne Titmus earned the nickname "Terminator" after blitzing her rivals as a schoolgirl sensation and now the Australian teenager has her sights locked on American powerhouse Katie Ledecky at the world championships in Gwangju.
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From the moment Trump took that fated escalator ride down to the lobby of Trump Tower to announce his bid for the presidency in July 2015, cable news networks like CNN and MSNBC kept their cameras locked on Trump.
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A Pakistan military spokesman told reporters on Wednesday that Pakistani jets "locked" on Indian targets to demonstrate Pakistan's capacity to strike back at India, but then chose to fire in an empty field where there would be no casualties.
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It's not that pasturing animals isn't better than keeping them locked on factory farms—it's immensely better for the animals—but it would be a mistake to conclude that local, organic animal production is free from animal welfare concerns.
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I stuck my hand out of a car window going 65 mph (don't worry, my friend was driving), which made my hand wobble like crazy, and the shot came out looking like the camera was locked on a crane.
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In many ways, the family saga runs a blinkered race, eyes locked on the straightaway between the present and its most obvious progenitors — those who managed, despite every obstacle or with the assistance of every unjust privilege, to reproduce.
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Things got nasty on the set of the upcoming "Joker" movie over the weekend ... we're told extras were locked on a subway car for more than 3 hours, and it got so bad some people started peeing on the tracks.
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Describing the Pakistani air mission before the downing of the Indian jets, Ghafoor said Pakistani planes "locked" on Indian ground targets to demonstrate their capabilities to strike, but deliberately fired elsewhere on open spaces where there would be no casualties.
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Half of my family (and half of the Internet, it seems) all has eyes and phones locked on the same Black Friday sales page right now — and, likely to the disappointment of the big retailers, it's not any of theirs.
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The results in Melbourne and Shanghai have raised hopes that the early-season rivalry between a duo with seven Formula One championships between them and locked on 43 points apiece in the overall standings, could become a full-blown title duel.
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England and Belgium are both locked on six points each after winning their fixtures against Tunisia and Panama and having already qualified for the round of 16, the former Manchester United defender feels it is important to keep the squad fresh.
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With the app that you want locked on screen, triple-click the Home button (or the Power button on the iPhone X) and again the phone will be restricted to that app only until you unlock your phone with your face, fingerprint, or PIN code.
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Critic's Notebook Somewhere close to midnight last Sunday, the rapper Yasiin Bey tossed his hoodie over a mic stand and hunkered down into a shimmy, tilting forward and leaping back across the tight Blue Note stage, his eyes locked on Chris Dave's snare drum.
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One, from 1891, pictures him with a fur hat and a dandyish lace collar; by 1895, his colleague Jean Delville painted him as a saint in white robes, eyes locked on the heavens, his finger extended forth as if preparing to bestow a revelation.
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What erupted over the next 40 minutes or so at their Sunday night Bella Union set was tremendous, their eyes locked on each other as they culled from rock, Greek folk, psychedelic, jazz, and even techno for a freewheeling sound greater than the sum of its parts.
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And for those same religious conservatives to pass up the chance, preferring a scorched-earth battle in defense of priapism, would be a sad confirmation of the point that a beloved Christian author made many years ago: The doors of hell are locked on the inside.
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"Air Canada called Monday and Tuesday, both people again ask me to repeat what happened, apologize for my inconvenience and say they will do an investigation bc they have checks in place that should prevent people from being locked on the aircraft at night," the Facebook post explained.
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This information is shared across other devices connected to the same iCloud account, as Google shares account information across multiple devices, though Apple makes it clear that it's not interested in storing this data for itself—it stays locked on your device rather than beamed back to Apple.
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While at first glance it may seem the 23-year-old actor is skimming his next screenplay, Chalamet's focus at the 2019 SAG Awards Sunday evening was drawn downward at his program as his fellow stars, including Emily Blunt and John Krasinski, had their attention locked on the stage.
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During calls with the airline on Monday and Tuesday, she claims representatives Air Canada asked her to recount her bizarre experience and told her "they will do an investigation bc they have checks in place that should prevent people from being locked on the aircraft at night," she wrote.
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Orenstein's decision comes as Apple's general counsel prepares to testify before the House Judiciary Committee on the subject of encryption — and how to resolve the tensions between the need to safeguard consumers from hackers and cyber criminals and law enforcement's desire to gain access to possibly incriminating information locked on a suspect's phone.
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Previously, to select items, buttons and menu choices in Samsung Gear VR, you had two choices: move your head and the virtual pointer floating in front of you until your gaze was locked on your selection, or tap the physical buttons and touch pad on the side of the Gear VR headset.
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A Thule Roof Rack Box, $385 and up (originally $550)There's a lot of peace of mind in knowing that your thousands of dollars in snow gear is safely locked on your roof, and almost as much in knowing that there's a little more room inside the car on ski trips this year.
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Everything revolves around him: Kyle Korver, acquired from the Hawks earlier this month, spaces the floor and unwraps pin-point passes nobody else would dare throw; Tristan Thompson creates second opportunities on the offensive glass and is rewarded on hard dives through the paint; Kyrie Irving assumes scoring responsibilities against defenses that always have one eye locked on James.
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Combat is much the same as it has been in 3D Zelda games: I locked on to red-skinned, man-sized moblins with the left shoulder button, dodged with a stab of the A button, and swung my current weapon with X. Each weapon's handling was noticeably different, however, with the axe slow and cumbersome compared to the stick's rapid whacks.
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While most of America had its eyes locked on election results overnight, the State Department announced Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE's meeting with North Korea's nuclear negotiator this week has been postponed.
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"Not all repairmen are disreputable by any means but there are examples and true stories where you might have a mom with her kid at home and she goes on the internet to find a washing machine repairman and they take a few hundred dollars cash and they don't leave the lid locked on during the spin cycle," which can be dangerous, he added.
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Meanwhile, the country has its eyes locked on six would-be Commanders-in-Chief, each with their own social media strategy: Hillary Clinton has arguably the strongest Instagram account of any of the contenders; Bernie Sanders supporters are feeling the Bern on Tumblr; Ted Cruz trolls Donald Trump on Snapchat; and Trump himself has created a movement partly through his powerful and unparalleled use of Twitter.
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I think with all of those elements combined, when the actors are locked on set, they're bringing all that with them, and when Nick and I are working, the scene might be centered around a particular moment as far as the music and lines are concerned, but hopefully the energy and spirit of all the other moments that surrounded it before and after are still present.
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The frustration and stress caused by complex technologies that can seem unknowable — not to mention the time and mindshare that gets wasted trying to make systems work as people want them to work — doesn't tend to get talked about in the slick presentations of tech firms with their laser pointers fixed on the future and their intent locked on winning the game of the next big thing.
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Mostly, though, the grossest thing is that the contestants have spent the past 29 hours (they are given a ten-minute break every hour) with their lips locked on the room-temperature metal of a sedan—some sitting, some standing, and some kneeling as if penitent—in a desperate battle of wills with one another just to drive away in a new, free car.
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Kim's booty-ful getting-ready snap: Kim got super, super pensive during her Japan trip and had to document it: When she introduced us to the definition of "nudels": Even her candids are flawless: Spoiler: we do not look this good jet-lagged: Because we were almost deprived of this mirror selfie: Proof North West is talented beyond her years: Totally impromptu and not planned at all: When Kim thanked her makeup artist for always having her back: A reminder that it's not weird to pair a black bikini with heels: When Kim caught her reflection in the mirror: … but took a second to keep her eyes locked on her photographer immediately after: When Kim's G-string was the focus of this pant-less photo series: In case you were wondering if Kim had any qualms about posing naked: That time she couldn't help but shine bright like a diamond: And just like that, Kim changed the meaning of what a "night cap" is: Oh, you don't seductively pose on your car?
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