Sentence examples for entries could be from inspiring English sources

Of the remaining 63 companies, no information beyond outdated S.E.C. entries could be found for 30.

He said no accounting entries could be made from September until November 2008.

Even then, information was difficult to find because depositors' names were not alphabetized, and the handwritten entries could be indecipherable.

How and why did you decide that entries could be considered even though their word counts were above your limit?

The prize was open to all, and entries could be on any cultural subject under the umbrella of "arts journalism", limited only by a 1,500 word count.

The idea that a collaborative writing project which allows virtually anyone to edit entries could be regarded as an authoritative source is seen in some quarters as the epistemological equivalent of a sin against nature.

For instance, the new entry could be the current time plus ten times the last fetch time.

Others advocated moving all meetings to other countries, although recognised this would penalise US scholars unable or unwilling to travel for fear that re-entry could be denied.

Kocar highlighted how these tools can be purchased online and with relatively low barriers of entry, could be one future method for agriculture practitioners to gather data on soil and crop health.

Up in one of the three V.I.P. skyboxes, to which entry could be gained only with the password "Brazil," Morgan Handbury, 21, a model from Canada who moved to New York City last month, was clutching her cocktail.

It would give users the opportunity to pay some fee to get to the front of a line — at a club, a restaurant, a museum or any place where a premium for entry could be charged.