Sentence examples for convenient entry from inspiring English sources

Convenient entry from a back parking lot; wheelchair accessibility from a ramp on the street.

If you are a neophyte looking for a convenient entry point to jazz, this is a good place to start.

The declarer won with the king, but with no convenient entry back to the South hand to take another finesse had to fail.

Having Manfred Mann's tour manager as a neighbour provided the teenage Kent with a convenient entry to London's beat-music boom.

"You also want to look at all your doors and see how they seal," he said, noting that garage doors in particular provide convenient entry points for mice.

They could make their way across the city, with flushable toilets in the poshest homes acting as a convenient entry point.

It facilitates access to the entire dataset, and establishes a convenient reference entry that can be quoted in the publication (definition provided by the GEO team, as of 27 October 2014) and a subseries is an experiment that is a part of superseries).

Locate a circular knockout on the top, side or bottom of the service panel box that is convenient for entry of the new circuit cable and for routing conductors inside the box to the new circuit breaker location.

They gained access to the Tamil seaports of Trincomalee and Batticaloa in the east, but the Jaffna peninsula proved more convenient as an entry port for military aid arriving from South India.

Burglars also love thoughtful homeowners who store ladders in the backyard for convenient upper-story entries.

Existing cataloging interfaces are designed to reduce the bottleneck of creating, editing, and refining bibliographic records by offering a convenient framework for data entry.