Sentence examples for doors to entry from inspiring English sources

When Americans are most divided politically and the parties are rearranging themselves, the doors to entry tend to swing shut, with "the American people" on one side, everyone else on the other.

Getting experience as a volunteer or an intern may open the door to entry-level employment within organizations or companies.

He had to knock on the locked clubhouse doors to gain entry.

Trump's speech was screened for the assembled masses outside, but many continued to pound the doors to gain entry to the event.

In 1988 the academy opened its doors to cable entries, and within a few years, led by "The Sopranos," cable networks had slowly eroded the hegemony broadcast networks had enjoyed at the Emmys, leading to cable domination in certain categories, especially drama.

These particular corrupt families used these doors to illegally gain entry for their well-privileged children.

It has three doors to speed up entry and exit, and its two staircases are expected to further lessen "dwell time" at stops.

Spohr said that it appears the captain punched in the emergency number into the cockpit door to gain entry, but the co-pilot deployed the five-minute override.

Investigators reportedly broke down the front door to gain entry.

Police said thieves likely shattered a rear glass door to gain entry and steal several gaming systems, headphones and iPods.

He put a trap door in his ceiling for escape and put huge cutting blades on his door to prevent entry.