Sentence examples for certain entrances from inspiring English sources

M-space is guarded by gatekeepers who only allow you in through certain entrances, and into certain territories: or, to use another metaphor, they give you a Porsche but only permit you to travel at 10 miles an hour.

At the start of the next men's match, so many fans flooded the grandstand to see the native New Yorker James Blake, who previously played at the larger Louis Armstrong Stadium, that ushers at certain entrances would not allow fans to enter even on changeovers.

Although our evidence of the mathematics that Descartes studied at La Fleche is sketchy, we are quite certain that Descartes' entrance into the debates of early modern mathematics began in earnest when he met Isaac Beeckman in Breda, Holland in 1618.

He is also creating a series of small tilapia-free sanctuaries by blocking off the entrances to certain canals.

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.

The benefits of Global Services start with the straightforward: special entrances, at certain airports, that let you skip the line at security; dedicated phone numbers to lively, responsive, competent United agents; first called to board the plane ("Out of my way, Premier Silver peons"); upgrade priority if a first-class seat is available.

Difficulties in sustaining policy enforcement in certain areas, such as entrances and A&E departments, were mentioned by 68% of respondents.

It would also be nice to not have to worry about laws in certain countries that prohibit entrance for HIV-positive people.

Recently, a friend was telling me how a certain musical artist had entranced him with her talent --until he foutd out she was very religious and thanks God for her success.

In effect, both immigrants and foreign tourists would be unable to prove their identity in a wide range of interactions, denying them entrance to certain government buildings, taking away services as essential as water and sewage, and even thwarting their ability to marry -- a fundamental constitutional right.

RGD-containing proteins are known to be able to bind to integrins [ 75], a strategy employed by certain viruses to gain entrance into human cells [ 75].