Sentence examples for an entry to a from inspiring English sources
An incentive (an entry to a draw to win movie tickets) was used at both sites to encourage survey returns.
(She had written her first song as a pre-teen as an entry to a Blue Peter competition).
Surgeon Simulator actually started life as an entry to a global game jam event from one of Bossa's teams.
Houellebecq met Burgalat in 1995 while he was writing an entry to a dictionary of rock music.
The student, Carla Babb, posted the report on YouTube as an entry to a video contest sponsored by MTV, giving the report the potential for national viewing.
Despite looking like an entry to a Ukip junior colouring competition, he has long brought home and car insurance to the masses, minus any questionable politics.
What's more, an MBA is no longer an entry to an exclusive club.
In little over a hundred pages, this modest book provides an entry to an entire world.
The property will be converted into an entry to an existing city park, Ms. Stuart said.
It was an entry to an underground society of professional, smart, dynamic, educated people, who use this for wellness.
The ground floor of the West Broadway building houses the main residential lobby as well as stores and an entry to an underground parking garage.
