Sentence examples for does the entry from inspiring English sources

Does the entry give you an identity or a clue to his employer?

The recording and verification of emissions creates uncertainty, as does the entry of new countries into the system".

The "rose-red city", as poet John William Burgon dubbed it, still has the power to amaze – as does the entry price: JD50 (£42) for one day, rising to JD60 (£52) for three days.

Does the entry of Microsoft and Intel into the cell phone business spell the death of innovation and profits?

Does the entry abuse exclamation points?

Does the entry rely too heavily on passive tense?

Both of Harvard's fours with coxswain entries in the Britannia Cup advanced as did the entry from Colgate.

Professor Wuthnow too finds that delayed marriage and parenthood, economic instability and the constant blitz of new information and alternative lifestyles present a new challenge to religious institutions, as did the entry of women into the paid work force.

"And you're afraid to say anything -- who knows what they'll do?" The entry gate to the park on Lake Shore Road is locked with a chain, but since there is no fence, people can walk right in after dark.

While this is done, the entry will be clearly marked as disputed, until the matter is resolved.

I did the entries this morning, and Bath is running a meeting from Great Leighs with no two-year-old race, Folkestone has no two-year-old race, I don't know what's happened to the game.