Sentence examples for bigger entry from inspiring English sources

A bigger entry hole means bigger crawfish can get into the trap.

If you use a 96-ounce apple juice bottle with a bigger entry hole, then it's a tighter fit.

Interior Secretary Ken Salazar announced the move at Kennedy Airport in New York, the nation's biggest entry point for wildlife imports.

Nevertheless, a new study says, the name of the drugstore is often the biggest entry on the label.

The lobby reminds me a bit of the big entry hall at the United Nations General Assembly Building, which is one of the most underappreciated nineteen-fifties rooms in New York.

MANHATTAN: 70 Little West Street (at Third Place), #9E A two-bedroom two-bath condo with 11-foot ceilings; a big entry foyer; washer and dryer; and two storage units in a doorman building that opened in 2008.

While the biggest entry route into the European Union for migrants remains international airports, the "eastern Mediterranean route", as Frontex – the agency set up to coordinate operational response at Europe's borders – calls the Turkish-Greek routes, is now a migratory "hotspot".

"In the National Championships we had the biggest entry [field] ever.

When mutual funds make a big entry in India, don't miss them.

All fine and good, but the new Zune HD is still the biggest entry point for consumers to become part of Zune's integrated entertainment experience.

So to bring on players without asking them to pay a big entry fee is a departure from a strategy that worked.