Sentence examples for as a single entry from inspiring English sources
1. Type in "beijing" as a single entry.
The results of all five M.L.S. clubs in the competition will be combined and count as a single entry.
Since there aren't many masterpieces, I have grouped together as a single entry some films that mark the emergence of a new sensibility.
On the other hand, last year's winner, Monarchos, paid 17-1 to his early backers as a single entry and 10-1 on the first Saturday in May; the winner in 2000, Fusaichi Pegasus, another single entry, paid nearly 13-1 eandy and 2-1 on race day.
Because multiple people from the same company are counted as a single entry on the list, Y Combinator actually counts 23 of the 40 people, rather than entries, on the tech list as alums.
For both approaches, in the process of evaluating the inter-country impact based on the ICIO table, the target country is treated as a single entry (an economic point), without any information about its domestic regional heterogeneity.
The resulting product, says Paul King, distinguishes itself from the competition, which includes the likes of Toggl, Lets Freckle, Harvest and Klok, through the ability to log time, money and mileage via a single entry, as well as better visualization tools and search, and the browser-based application's overall ease-of-use.
BDE attempts to address this need for searching and extraction of subsets of data from few widely used databases by providing highly customizable data extraction from various fields of a single entry as well as multiple entries in a batch processing mode.
As you investigate a concern, a single entry may do little on its own, but as you return to that concern throughout the day(s), the different circumstances you encounter in a day will allow you to bring fresh insights to your investigation.
Once you arrive in China, you will get a residency permit in your passport, which will serve as a multiple entry visa for as long as you are working there, so you will only need a single entry visa.
Work and other stuff combined this weekend to limit the family viewing to a single entry, but, as Spencer Tracy said of Katharine Hepburn in "Pat and Mike," it was "all cherce": Frank Tashlin's scintillating 1956 comedy "The Lieutenant Wore Skirts," which we had DVR'd a week or two ago.
