Sentence examples for a typical entry from inspiring English sources

July 7, 1974, was a typical entry.

How's that going?" reads a typical entry.

A typical entry looks something like this: Sunchoke Velouté Brown2T butter/onion&leekwt&garlc/sc sunchoke.

("What a hard-working, industrious, conscientious young man!" reads a typical entry).

"About 12.20, I started to walk over the hills," a typical entry in his diary reads.

"TERRIBLE NEWS," said a typical entry, from someone called Red Broad on the Facebook page.

They are given more responsibilities and opportunities than in a typical entry-level position, she said.

Brian Catalde, president of Paragon Communities, a builder in Playa del Rey, Calif., said that the cost of the lumber used in building a typical entry-level home had roughly doubled in 18 months, to $24,000.

She wasn't aware of any women tattooing at the time, and she says that the men who tolerated her in service roles and eventually as an artist never offered her a formal apprenticeship, the typical entry point for those looking to learn the trade.

Similarly, the amount of i attributes within the whole economy is represented by s i and the set of attributes is represented by s = ( s 1, …, s Z ). a i j denotes the amount of attributes i per unit of commodity j, hence s i = ∑ j x j a i j by definition and A denotes the N × Z matrix with the typical entry being a i j.

Candidates who had completed a health-related course, particularly nurses and overseas trained doctors, were less likely to achieve a TES.> -wrap-foot> Typicalpical Entry Score; TES obs: Observed number of candidates with a TES; TES exp: number of TES expected (i.e. whole sample TES ratio × group size = 36.9% × group size).