"Clearly he was looking to see if there was an entry point to come back".
It may well seem needless and cynical, but for many that book has become an entry point to David's work.
That Fassbender gives us an entry point to Epps's heart, while never sweetening the pill, is amazing achievement.
And, again, for many of the most interesting newcomers, this is an entry point to America, not the "final destination").
We were standing at an entry point to the Green Zone, waiting for an escort to take us in.
It was created in 1994, and applying nations see the program as an entry point to gain NATO membership.
I tell people that I am someone's son or someone's nephew, as an entry point to building trust.
Through their correspondence, the game becomes an entry point to explore their lives, their politics, their families.
Q: Do you see child marriage as an entry point to fighting other problems in the developing world?
The draft CPD document was an entry point to the conversation to review "what has happened in the last 20 years since Cairo", he added.
Despite its symbolic importance, Mr. Calatrava's station would basically serve as an entry point to the PATH Trains and 14 subway lines.
