Sentence examples for contains an entry from inspiring English sources
Ephraim Katz's "Film Encyclopedia" contains an entry for "gobo" that verifies my definition.
The message log of the 8th Cavalry Regiment contains an entry of message from a regimental liaison officer on 24 July 1950 about guidelines on shooting refugees to prevent them passing through U.S. front lines.
As first noted by The Register news website, the official gazetteer – which is the authoritative reference for the names and locations of 384,104 places, objects and towns in the continent – contains an entry at the precise place to which Apple was directing hapless drivers until making a hurried correction on Monday.
So widely known was Mr. Stanley that he appears in the Encyclopedia Britannica article on LSD under the apparently unironic index term "Augustus Owsley Stanley III (American chemist)." The Oxford English Dictionary contains an entry for the noun "Owsley" as "an extremely potent, high-quality type of LSD".
If the library already contains an entry with the same CAS number, it will be replaced.
The willing list contains an entry for the credit rating of each potential relay node.
A PCPUs node, displaying the physical CPUs used by the machine, a Virtual Machine node, containing an entry for each of the machine's VM, and a Containers node, displaying one entry for each container.
This contained an entry for an exhibition called "Est-ce qu'il y a un surréalisme allemand?" shown by the Galerie Colle in Paris in 1933, with a note that the catalogue cover was "Lizard and Girl," by René Dalmann.
But there are redactions on more than 4,400 pages, and most days contain an entry for a "private meeting" that gives no clue as to with whom she was meeting or about what.
The court heard this listed three mobile phones and a pink-covered 2010-11 diary, the latter referenced with a note that one page contained an entry that could be "sensitive and upsetting" for the family.
Back in 1919, the Palace minute book contained an entry instructing the Secretary to investigate the possibility of obtaining a lease on the 'ground at Selhurst'.
