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Sentence examples for No entry from inspiring English sources

"No entry" is a correct phrase in written English.
It is typically used when there is a restriction on entering a certain area, such as a road or building. For example, "A sign at the entrance of the building read 'No entry.'".

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No entry

phrase

Used on signs to indicate that entry into the area where the sign is displayed is forbidden.

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The singer had a padlock on his crotch with the legend: "No Entry".

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The Guardian - Music

You try the handle to no avail, then you notice the plaque: "Ingen Adgang" ("no entry").

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The New Yorker

"No entry, Madam".

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The New Yorker

No entry to Kibbutz Megiddo".

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The Guardian

"No entry to fascists" and "Berkin Elvan is immortal", they read.

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The Guardian

No entry exceeds more than about 200 words, so supplemental reading is a must.

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The New York Times

"No entry," they said.

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BBC

No judgments, no entry pass.

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The New York Times

And there were no entry fees.

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The New York Times - Arts
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Motherhood is a no-entry zone, a zone of privacy.

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The New York Times

Out of respect, the field is a no-entry zone.

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