locked onto

When you mind is locked onto receiving something it will start, unconsciously, to notice ways of getting what you want.

When you think about something you see a picture in your head, when you have a picture in your head your mind is locked onto receiving it.

Sir, we're tracking hundreds of incoming objects that have locked onto several positions across this side of the planet.

With one hand now always locked onto the handrail, I bemoaned and laughed about my predicament a little more.

The two spacecraft, each weighing about eight tonnes, smoothly captured, cushioned, connected and locked onto each other, Xinhua reported.

Next the brain's spatial attention network locked onto the doughnuts, deciding they were more important than the screwdrivers.

One possible location for the missing oxygen is locked onto dust grains and incorporated into water ice.

Old fashioned locomotive emitting steam, locked onto empty cars.

In some instances, a pilot may prefer being locked onto the boom to be towed.

Slowly I started to retreat hoping that it wouldn't notice however its eyes were locked onto every move I made.

Observers worldwide locked onto it, capturing 570 telescope images.

The spaceship will be locked onto the other side of the space station.

Are metal platforms correctly locked onto the frame?

The pilot locked onto his target and then pulled the trigger.