Sentence examples for a bigger entry from inspiring English sources

A bigger entry hole means bigger crawfish can get into the trap.

If you use a 96-ounce apple juice bottle with a bigger entry hole, then it's a tighter fit.

MANHATTAN: 70 Little West Street (at Third Place), #9E A two-bedroom two-bath condo with 11-foot ceilings; a big entry foyer; washer and dryer; and two storage units in a doorman building that opened in 2008.

When mutual funds make a big entry in India, don't miss them.

So to bring on players without asking them to pay a big entry fee is a departure from a strategy that worked.

District 24, which is New York City and Long Island, had a bigger original entry in the North American Open Pairs than any other district.

One might reasonably wonder how she wound up in charge of a big-studio entry in the summer blockbuster sweepstakes.

Some people in Indiana are hoping he will not succeed as coach, opening up the possibility for a big-name entry.

Although the website blatantly questions would be participant's grit by asking "are you tough enough?", it should say "are you rich enough?", as the $10,000 entry fee is likely a bigger barrier to entry than the 1,000 km non-stop, off-road race course.

"Big Dog" is a great entry-level nickname.

The lobby reminds me a bit of the big entry hall at the United Nations General Assembly Building, which is one of the most underappreciated nineteen-fifties rooms in New York.