Sentence examples for a lengthy entry from inspiring English sources

A lengthy entry in this book explains for the first time a system of accounting called double-entry book-keeping.

The reference site provides a lengthy entry on Dr. Bailey, but a section titled "Research Misconduct," which posts some of the accusations Dr. Dreger reviewed, includes a prominent warning.

"She is especially good on the Old Masters - and rather brilliant on Van Gogh - although skimpier on the moderns and contemporaries, apart from a lengthy entry on Cindy Sherman.

Despite all the Black History Month stories and seventh-grade book reports, her role on the Combahee was not leading an elite commando unit, as some, including a lengthy entry on Tubman at the C.I.A.'s Web site, have portrayed her.

Whatever transpires on the last day of this longest ever county season, this game will long be remembered for the defiant ninth-wicket stand in nerve-shredding circumstances, culminating in a six thatadded to Glen Chapple's lengthy entry in Lancashire legend and maintained their hopes of conjuring a great escape from relegation.

At one point, Forster writes of "the lengthy entry in the rock encyclopaedia that we felt the group deserved".

Friday, December 12. "Doctor, can I still go on hating my mother?"... (Lengthy entry about why writer hates her mother)....Saturday, December 27.

Mr. Milligan's lengthy entry in International Who's Who does not mention his wartime combat service with the 56th Heavy Regiment, Royal Artillery, in North Africa and Italy, which was the cradle of his career as an entertainer, the basis of much of his humorous material and the source of frequent bouts of manic-depressive illness that led to numerous hospital stays.

An emerging pattern suggests that EU citizens wishing to exercise their democratic right to protest – and to attend cross-border protests – are confronted by para-military style policing, pre-emptive surveillance and raids, denial of entry, preventive detention, the control and dispersal of protests and expulsion from the country, sometimes with a lengthy re-entry ban.

Organized by Melanie Holcomb, an associate curator, and Elizabeth Williams, a research assistant, both in the Met's department of medieval art, the show comes with an excellent catalog that brings together a pithy introductory essay by Ms. Holcomb and lengthy entries by Ms. Williams and a dozen other curators and scholars.

The NBCUniversal News Group presentation was the most recent entry on a lengthy list of upfront presentations — so named because they take place ahead of the coming fall television season — for 2013-14.