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lockbox

NOUN
  1. a fireproof metal strongbox (usually in a bank) for storing valuables

How To Use lockbox In A Sentence

  • The activists inserted an arm into each lockbox and locked themselves to each other.
  • My key for my smaller lockbox is on my car key-ring. On Children, Parents, And Guns
  • Mocked for repeatedly using the term lockbox to suggest that funding for Social Security and Medicare should be untouchable, Gore was caricatured, not without reason, as a finicky policy wonk. House of Bush, House of Saud
  • Gore wanted to put the surplus in a "lockbox" - sort of like those savings accounts that average Americans are supposed to build up for themselves, but, to the enduring consternation of sages such as Greenspan, they never seem to build. Truthdig: Drilling Beneath the Headlines
  • Whatever lockbox there is has 536 keys, but more importantly no lid.
  • When I woke up, I remembered how Al Gore was viciously mocked for his "lockbox" campaign theme, everywhere from SNL skits to mainstream debate coverage: "He must have used the word 'lockbox' about 20 times. Lockbox
  • You may think you know the location of the lockbox, and maybe you do or maybe that's a decoy or a dummy lock box.
  • Services include retail and wholesale, domestic and international lockbox.
  • They were selling - alongside actual useful items such as safes, lockboxes, and hardened steel chain - dummy security cameras. £17.50 gets you pure deterrent factor - a mock camera with a blinking red LED.
  • If you plant that money in your bosom or plant it in a lockbox, it will not grow.
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