Sentence examples for bad entries from inspiring English sources

PARK CITY, Utah — The spin was hotter and the vibe somewhat warmer at the 26th annual Sundance Film Festival here, while the movies were much the same, with good and bad entries promising much and sometimes delivering.

The majority of content is added by the community (CrunchBase has wiki features to allow unlimited versioning control to step back if bad entries are made).

The site is also introducing an improved filtering engine, a new comment system (you'll now be able to take a comment on the site and retweet it), and a flagging system that lets users bury bad entries.

Sixty-six words in this one, fairly wide open, and not a bad entry in the entire grid, whether you know them or not.

Baca had worked in restaurants in Santa Fe but since moving to New York had been offered only insultingly bad entry-level jobs.

Fortunes have been dissipated in banks, insurance properties, airlines and real estate with bad entry points.

With books and records, you just have to have a bad entry for the parent to be responsible".

The follow-up question to "how do I know if I'm good?" is invariably "how to I know if I'm done?" Approaching your writing as a hobby is not a bad entry point, but when you decide you want to get published, your mentality needs to shift.

DRINKING IS BAD!!" Other entries are just plain poignant.

OpenDNS caches IP addresses for domain names on a user's computer, and they've cached a bunch of bad DNS entries now on these computers.

Public health seems to be as good (or bad) an entry point as any other (nutrition, employment, education, energy, natural resources, the environment, etc).