Sentence examples for entrance held from inspiring English sources

Protesters in front of one entrance held a sign that read, "End the War on Black People".

There are two important barrier examinations for a student in Sri Lanka; the General Certificate of Education (G.C.E) - Ordinary level examination which determines entrance to advanced level classes (held at the end of grade 11) and the G.C.E-Advanced level examination which determines university entrance (held at the end of grade 13).

A woman stood by the entrance, holding an iron pot and ringing a bell.

A stack of milk crates near the entrance hold $2 bargain CD's.

It now sits next to Le Mirage's entrance, holding trays of knafeh, a traditional Palestinian cheese pastry.

Sixty-two bikers with the Patriot Guard Riders rumbled into the streets around the civic center, and a half dozen of the riders flanked the entrance, holding American flags aloft.

M&S stayed open late, and French fans mooched around the aisles; one stood by the entrance, holding a craft beer and whistling the Marseillaise.

At the last of three "Gurrelieder" evenings, a raft of plaintive citizens stood at the entrance, holding up signs: "Suche Karten" ("Looking for Tickets").

It sits on a 20-acre campus atop a hill at Jerusalem's western entrance, holding pride of place along with the architectural and national landmarks that surround it, including the Knesset, or parliament, and the Supreme Court.

John Matko, a Penn State graduate, stood near the players' entrance holding a handmade sign that read, "It's not about wins and losses, cancel this game!" Matko, 34, had driven from his Pittsburgh home.

A wooden rack near the entrance holds more than 40 types of licorice ($5.95 a pound), and an adjacent table is stocked with an assortment of Droste chocolates ($9.75 for a seven-ounce box).