Sentence examples for being entered from from inspiring English sources

The data are being entered from the two study sites in Ethiopia into a custom-built website housed on a secure server at the University of Tasmania.

The heart of the old quarter was St. Patrick's Old Cathedral, which is entered from Mott Street.

No longer walled to keep out invaders, the Borgo may now be entered from many sides.

The new houses will be entered from Northern Boulevard through an iron gate.

The covered pedestrian space can be entered from East 51st Street, east of Fifth Avenue, across from St. Patrick's Cathedral.

"This breaks the link between the search query and the computer it was entered from," she said.

It is entered from the right side, as you face the building, through a row of bronze-and-glass doors.

In some Italian churches there are also external, outdoor pulpits that are entered from within the church.

A telephone booth in function, the recess is a balloon of space that is entered from the building's third-floor lobby.

Another refinement: The Van Corlear apartments were entered from vestibules on the street, but at the nine-story Dakota, the entrances were in the courtyard.

Sitting in a grove of hardwoods, the house is entered from a patio, through sliding-glass doors and into the dining room.