Sentence examples for a kind of entry from inspiring English sources

Women understand the need to attend ANC at least once in order to obtain their ANC card as a kind of entry ticket, in case they experience complications at delivery and need health centre assistance.

But there is a kind of entry-level expectation.

But there are many others, all of which turn on a kind of entry-level sarcasm redolent of the end-times we live in, and all of which are approaching retirement.

David and I never set out to forge a kind of entry-level drug, hooking people with a thrilling tale of bloodshed and witchcraft so that they may one day (God help them) graduate to reading Titus Andronicus from facsimiles of the 1623 folio.

The old planks have been salvaged and arrayed as steps that serve as a kind of amphitheater entry to the beach.

The iron arch of one brick bridge echoes the main gates of Brown University just up the hill and serves as a kind of processional entry to its academic halls.

As for Mr. Gaines, he imagines his small "Firefly" set as a kind of first entry in an enormous future library -- a future, he speculates, in which fans will act more like scholars.

What I didn't realise at the time about this interest in African and Native American artefacts was that it was a kind of modernist entry into art - Picasso - the lure of the unknown, which nowadays we see through as a form of exoticism, with its colonialist aspects.

It may help to discover services quickly as a kind of cache entry.

And we're the only place providing an art school, a film school, and even now, we're doing a kind of an entry school for the street kids to get into normal government school because the school can't accept kids that are 13 and 14 and completely illiterate.

For Mr. Abu Turki and Mr. Salah, the kenafeh business represents a kind of re-entry into normal society.