Sentence examples for as entrances from inspiring English sources

EXITS are as important as entrances, as any actor will tell you.

As entrances go, it was one of the most audacious ever witnessed in Ashes cricket.

Natural fissures were popularly regarded as entrances to the subterranean house of Hades i.e., the home of the dead.

Midway through the Gucci show on Saturday, a young British model, Michelle DeSwarte, made her first exit, as entrances at fashion shows are called.

His regime cut some new routes through the city, often in an attempt to create more "historic" and grand boulevards as well as entrances to certain areas, such as Piazza San Pietro.

Backgrounds for the raised stage were provided by the second story of the skene, which seems to have had a number of large openings that could be used as entrances, as spaces in which to reveal scenes, and perhaps even as spaces for small sets.

In the audience were more than a thousand middle-aged spectators — producers, agents, ad execs — as entranced as Katzenberg was by YouTube's smorgasbord of "snackable content".

Nevertheless, often Doerr rises again as, entranced with the story he is telling, he lets the overwriting slip away.

The redhead, with whom Philip had become entranced (almost as entranced as he was with the new President), delivered the political verdict.

A forkful of English pea ravioli in roasted onion sauce is as entrancing as the first peas of spring fresh from the garden.

Referred to as Underground Resistance's take on "hi-tech jazz," it creates a unique sound that is as entrancing as it funky.