Sentence examples for and in the entry from inspiring English sources

Their Times Square hotel has a resin bar, resin walls, resin cubes and, in the entry, a wall of streaming water encased in glass.

The fragmentation can be seen among traditional humanitarian actors, where there are diverse approaches and priorities, and in the entry of new players, whether funded from Muslim majority countries in the Gulf or by the private sector.

Where there are particular subject requirements or exclusions, we ensure that these are detailed in our prospectus, in the departmental admissions policies on our website and in the Entry Profiles on the Ucas website, so that applicants and their advisers may make an informed choice about their A-level subject combination.

An extensive discussion of compositionality is given in Janssen 1997, and in the entry on compositionality (Szabó 2007).

The theory can be found in G.E. Moore's "The Nature of Judgment" (1899), and in the entry he wrote (perhaps at the same time) on "Truth" for J. Baldwin's Dictionary of Philosophy and Psychology (1902 3) (1993: 4 8, 20 1; see Baldwin 1991: 40 3).

Mr. Hikmat recalled that Mr. Jabra had one of his wood sculptures over his fireplace and others in the entry and dining room.

(For additional discussion of self awareness and metacognition, readers are referred to the section on theory of mind and metacognition in the entry on animal cognition).

(See also the section on Kabbalah and Monotheism in the entry on monotheism).

(For a description of Frege's notation, see the section on Complex Statements and Generality in the entry on Gottlob Frege. See also Englebretsen 1992).

After clamping the catheter, a 21G needle connected to a pressure monitoring set was inserted and secured in the entry point of the catheter.

Experimental and predicted results are presented for the frequency spectra, cross-sectional variation and longitudinal variation in the entry and sidebranch ducts caused by a pure tone source.