Sentence examples for and further entry from inspiring English sources

A kick was detected when the well was drilled to a depth of 9,975 ft. The well was shut in; the influx was contained and further entry of formation fluid was prevented.

When Wold produced the unexpected jack and led a diamond, the slam failed by two tricks: since the clubs were blocked and dummy had no further entry, a diamond had to be lost.

This peptide acts as an inhibitor of further entry of virus into susceptible cells ([45], [48] and unpublished observations).

This so-called "Sneyd-Gimbel" copy (named after two of its owners, Ralph Sneyd and Colonel Richard Gimbel) was a copy used by Johnson and his amanuenses during the process of revision for the fourth edition of the Dictionary, and includes both annotations by Johnson and his helpers and hand-written slips with further entries and quotations.

They are not deporting us with no right of further entry to the country, they are going to expel us.

2. Some of the prizes have further entry requirements, so please see below for details on the different prizes available and the different entry mechanisms which will run throughout the Competition.

This entry will be supplemented by a further entry on axiomatizations of set theory after Zermelo from 1920 to 1940.

Some researches indicate that MNPs would accumulate in aquatic organisms [19], crops [18] for further entry into the food chain.

This entry focuses on the 1908 axiomatisation; a further entry will consider later axiomatisations of set theory in the period 1920 1940, including Zermelo's second axiomatisation of 1930.

The compiled annotations under this class is reviewed periodically by the administrators (current the authors) for further entry as a new material class.

By January 1980 the camp was closed to any further entry.