Sentence examples for entry became from inspiring English sources
As the popularity of the marathon increased, an entry became as hard to get as a reservation in one of the city's hottest restaurants.
Even as the difficulties of working within a sport in which doping became the price of entry became clear, such as the ban for Leinders and a two-year doping suspension for rider Jonathan Tiernan-Locke, Walsh has hitherto seen no cause for concern.
When John Lennon was assassinated in December 1980, his current single, "(Just Like) Starting Over" soared to No 1, but it was soon deposed by St Winifred's Choir, which, despite its late entry, became the UK's biggest selling single of 1980.
For Imperiale, a Redwood City native who attended SDS Us graduate business school while holding down a full-time job at Triad Systems, his contest entry became "the vehicle for taking my idea and putting brackets around it". "The plan was a way of saying, here's how to graduate doing it, forcing me to write it down, plan it out and anticipate all the obusiness I'd run into," Imperiale school
Each journal entry becomes a mannered exercise in avoidance and projection.
Or has the cost of entry become so low that this is just a false flush?
There is no grace period: the entry becomes invalid immediately at the end of the sponsorship period.
If the barriers to entry become too low — and the ties among members become increasingly tenuous — then a church as it grows bigger becomes weaker.
If the barriers to entry become too low and the ties among members become increasingly tenuous then a church as it grows bigger becomes weaker.
Each small entry becomes, for the latter-day reader, an accelerated particle in a narrative now moving faster than the speed of life.
Computers and smartphones are impossible to use if you're restricted to Chinese characters; it's only with phonetic systems of writing, like Bopomofo and Pinyin, that text entry becomes practical.
