Use of loco in Sentences. 29 Examples
The examples include loco at the start of sentence, loco at the end of sentence and loco in the middle of sentence
loco at the start of sentence
- Loco invoice is one in which the price charged includes only the cost of goods at the warehouse of the seller. Other expenses are paid by the buyer.
loco at the end of sentence
- One set of coaching stock has been converted to air brakes and is intended to be worked by this loco.
loco in the middle of sentence
- The court is acting in loco parent.
- I stand towards her in loco parentis.
- The loco is a bit of an ugly duckling.
- Help to Hamster loco to impress his girl.
- We had to punish this child in loco parentis.
- Man, he just went loco and smashed the place up.
- Click on the loco, and the drivers head appears.
- Who is that loco kid jumping up and down in the front seat?
- After that, it became harder and harder to defend in loco parentis.
- As a teacher, you should regard yourself as being in loco parentis.
- While children are in school, teachers are legally in loco parentis.
- But Lazio's fanatical support will go loco if he can open his Serie A account.
- From the cab of the little green wheezing loco, the driver waved. I waved back.
- The loco was named in honour of General Maude after her return from war service.
- Divine right is the doctrine that the king stands toward his people in loco parentis.
- Teachers at a boarding school are acting much more in loco parentis than at a day school.
- In loco parentis meant that male and female students usually had to live in separate buildings.
- The beauty of the Taco loco is that it is like a large taco salad without all that pesky lettuce.
- Upon completion, the loco will run on the E.L.R. with brief visits perhaps to other steam railways.
- They got the ballast out and loaded it into skips and the loco brought it along the line to the plant.
- The steam loco of the 1980s will bear little resemblance to anything Casey Jones would have recognised.
- The loco was rostered to pull a brake van train between Bewdley and Kidderminster at 10.10, 11.35 and 13.05.
- Second place was awarded to Bill Inglis for his very atmospheric shot of a steam loco leaving Douglas Station.
- The staff have a position of trust; they stand in loco parentis to all the children for whom they are responsible.
- The car rattled along, crossing the myriad narrow gauge loco tracks that ran between the factories lining the route.
- This loco will be almost fully authentic, only differing where it is necessary to conform to modern safety practices.
- Each loco was powered by a 600hp engine driving through hydraulic transmission to the leading bogie, the rear bogie being unpowered.
