Sentence examples for entrances using from inspiring English sources
Panhandlers will also be prohibited from touching or following people, blocking paths or entrances, using abusive language or panhandling in groups.
He argued that simple alterations to beekeeping practices, such as redesigning hive entrances, using thermal barriers in the hot Indian sun, and keeping accurate records, could reduce the stresses that lead to colony collapse.
Their plans include overhauling the electronic turnstiles at the main entrances, using "biometric" devices that scan human features like the eyeball to control access to the most secret areas and raising the number of diplomatic security agents to 1,500, a 50percentt increase.
All hive-dwelling colonies had modified their nest entrances using wax and resin to construct their "natural" entrance structures.
After parturition, we counted burrow entrances using a fogging machine (N-110; Eurolite) with an odourless, biodegradable, non-irritant, and non-toxic fogging fluid (Fogging Fluid B; Eurolite).
Dr. Neil E. Jorgensen, now 42, still lives on his family's sugar cane plantation in Mtubatuba, the formerly all-white "sugar town" in the Hlabisa Health District, and has a busy clinic with two entrances, used to separate the races during the apartheid era.
Dedicated toll lanes for one of the Fort Lee entrances (used by local traffic from Fort Lee and surrounding communities) to the upper level on the George Washington Bridge, which connects to Manhattan, New York, were reduced from three to one from September 9 13, 2013.
A northern gateway called Miandrivahiny retains its well-preserved stone disk and was one of two entrances used whenever it was necessary to transport corpses in or out of the site; the second gateway for corpses was called Amboara.
Jorge Colombo sketches a garage entrance, using Brushes, an application for the iPhone.
Mr. Aaron said that his architect, Ian Cohn, had designed a new entrance using parts of the Maxim doors.
By Jorge Colombo March 11 , 2011Jorge Colombo sketches a garage entrance, using Brushes, an application for the iPhone.
