Sentence examples for be entries from from inspiring English sources

Closely pursuing Audi here this year will be entries from Toyota, which have scored some important victories leading up to Le Mans in other endurance match-ups against Audi.

Semantic change is every bit as certain as death and taxes, and it is inevitable that a hundred years from now there will be entries from the dictionaries of today that are just as head-scratching and risible as the definition that Samuel Johnson playfully provided for monsieur in his great dictionary of 1755 — "a term of reproach for a Frenchman".

As for the provost's contest for undergraduates to determine the pumpkin's makeup, there were entries from four student teams and from an individual student.

Each regional unit originates from one of the three data samples and may include subregions, that is, entries from the remaining two data samples.

Google tells us that the hardware will be entry-level devices from Symphony, like the $70 Xplorer W65i.

It is entry and exit from the market that actually drives things.

Below are recent entries from nytimes.com/dotearth.

This year there were 2,377 entries from 71 countries.

As of July 21, there were 1,104,558 entries from 1,032 journals.

There were 271 entries from the UK, down from 281 last year.

The alliance is soliciting entries from anyone with a camera or video-editing capabilities.