Sentence examples for entering part of from inspiring English sources

He admitted burglary and breach of an Asbo by entering part of the city centre from which he is prohibited.

Kelly, whose application to be allowed into the exclusion zone to visit his father was turned down, is also banned from entering part of the Rusholme district.

Using a little passport you are issued on entering, part of the official "Library of Congress experience," you can even save some of these details for further study on your home computer.

A tense overnight standoff ensued, which Saakashvili told me later was humiliating: here he was, the elected president, and he was being blocked from entering part of his own country by a "man out of the Middle Ages" who derived power by terrorizing his province with a private militia.

In a similar way "Lyric search engines" are used to find a song by entering part of the song text and "MIDI search engines" to find a MIDI audio file with the entered text phrase in its title.

Wednesday: The push to charge vehicles entering parts of Manhattan is organized and mobilized.

In response, the Kurds boycotted meetings of the provincial council and used force to prevent the Arab governor and other senior officials allied with him from entering parts of Nineveh.

Mr. Silver also received money from some groups that opposed Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's plan to charge a fee for cars entering parts of Manhattan, including limousine services and rental car companies.

When New York's plan to charge a fee to drivers entering parts of Manhattan collapsed this month, federal officials said they would give the money attached to the plan to other cities trying to battle traffic congestion.

"We are worried about infections … the rain water is circulating rubbish that is now entering parts of the emergency ward," said Ashutosh Desai, a doctor in the 1,800-bed 1,800-bed

Indeed, in recent months complaints of "statist" regulation have become more frequent as conservatives complain that bureaucrats are entering parts of our lives that were previously sacred.