| They were unable to get their ambulance on to the ground because vehicle-access gates were padlocked. |
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| She padlocked windows and doors and added extra wire mesh over the windows of the rooms housing her collection. |
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| The power is in an isolator at the bottom of the crane and that is padlocked. |
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| Thieves snatched the miniature pony after breaking through a padlocked gate and disconnecting an electric fence leading to a paddock in Bourton. |
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| The back door to the van was padlocked, but luckily he was in the front and could get out of the vehicle through the passenger door. |
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| He padlocked the box, sealed the lock and chained the box to ensure that it would not be tampered with. |
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| He said they then climbed through his bedroom window to try to get the money because the front door was padlocked shut. |
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| This was in stark contrast to Monday when school officials were forced to cancel classes after parents padlocked the gates. |
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| A gate has been padlocked on an access road leading down to one beach to prevent vehicles getting too close. |
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| Then he donned a new uniform of padlocked leather, and vroomed off on a new motorcycle. |
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| During the search they first discovered a large white bag containing one million dinars, before coming across the padlocked metal box. |
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| Sundays, when even the swings in the children's playgrounds are padlocked, are best avoided. |
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| He made national headlines in 1999 when he padlocked the gym and cancelled practices and games until his players improved their grades. |
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| I could never understand why for the past 70 or more years it has been closed to the public with a big gate which was padlocked. |
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| On the other hand, the rescuers were handicapped by the customs enclosure the doors of which were padlocked. |
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| Metals dealerships dominated the city's economy until last year but are mostly padlocked now. |
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| The vast ornate iron gates that workers onced poured through are padlocked. |
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| Next to them on the uneven ground wobbles a portable toilet, its door padlocked against vandals. |
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| The Company Representative was not prepared to sign that the vehicle was secure and was sealed or padlocked. |
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| Spain, the nearest European country, is a destination that appears to be padlocked, yet accessible. |
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| There are no numbered rows, no individual slots for each weapon, no padlocked chain to keep the rifles in their place in provincial armouries. |
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| Our longhouse, the seat of our government for hundreds of years, was padlocked. |
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| If it is not in plain sight, keep the disconnect padlocked when in the off position. |
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| If outside storage of vehicles is required on a regular basis, the area should be well lit, adequately fenced and padlocked overnight. |
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| Removal of panels, protection shields, grids, etc. is only allowed with the main switch open and padlocked. |
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| The three sections are isolated and can be padlocked and sealed for security. |
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| Inside the drum's body is a padlocked hatch into which the money falls. |
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| He refolded his nets and took them upstairs into the children's room where he stored them in padlocked wooden trunk along with various other poaching implements. |
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| The film, of which there is only one existing copy in the UK, has now arrived and is being stored in padlocked cans in the College lodge, and is due to be screened next week. |
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| He could not say whether the gate was padlocked, but it was secured. |
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| Using the tall doors from one of the barns they had created a strong, padlocked gate across the stone bridge which spanned the width of the water. |
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| There were two cement posts with iron rings in them at the bottom of these steps, between which hung a rusty chain, firmly padlocked in the centre. |
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| Manual operation is not possible when padlocked. |
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| The padlocked door down the hall was now open, and I found my purse. |
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| Unable to consistently pay her escalating rent when her funds were depleted, she found the door to her apartment padlocked one day, with her belongings in a box near the garbage chute. |
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| A bolted and padlocked door prevents access to this equipment. |
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| It closed its doors, was padlocked and was no more. |
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| Access from the land to the dock at which the vessel was moored was limited because the dock was not being used for commercial operations and the access gates were padlocked. |
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| The gates are padlocked and the roads lead nowhere. |
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| Designated LAC employees monitor the entire removal process and verify that the vehicle door is padlocked and security sealed once the loading process is complete. |
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| In the better cases, rows of oiled Kalashnikovs rifles lean against the wall of a cement block building, with only the padlocked outer door to keep them safe. |
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| Well there's a secret priest hole in there where someone died so we always keep it padlocked. |
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| The container is padlocked and given an identification number. |
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| Both halves feature lyrics that are so teen-girly they sound like they were written in pink ink in a padlocked diary with hearts and frowny faces for punctuation. |
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