Sentence examples for day entry from inspiring English sources

Conceived as a "gift to the people", to this day entry to the museum and gardens remains free.

Skipping its usual "loser of the day" entry, Bild picked "winners of the day," including the rock star Ozzy Osbourne, who was released from intensive care in a hospital after an accident in Britain.

For example, in Android phones, the ability to use speech and voice search to enter information is ubiquitous across any day entry on the phone, whether it be within an app, email or on a website.

"At the end of the day, entry-level employees want to get ahead and create a pathway to the middle class for themselves and their families, not give money out of their paycheck to support the union political agenda," said Haller.

If you do travel, you are not subject to the 30-day entry restriction (entering no earlier than 30 days before your program starts) and can enter the U.S. at any point before your program.

As a SEVIS transfer student, you are not subject to the 30-day entry restriction (entering no earlier than 30 days before your program starts) and can enter the U.S. at any point before your program.

"And we drove here and paid for all-day entry.

Seven-day entry passes cost $20 per bicyclist, hiker or pedestrian — or $35 per vehicle.

There were 18 left in at the five-day entry stage for the Victor Chandler Chase at Ascot on Saturday.

Single-day entry fees are sometimes discounted through coupon promotions with fast-food franchises, newspapers, or other theme parks.

The same family would pay £226 for a two-day entry ticket booked in advance to Legoland Windsor.