Sentence examples for entry card for from inspiring English sources

Before heading to the 9 00 a.m. start of the JFK Runway Run, I did not need my Global Entry card for TSA pre-check.

The manner of approaching the barrier was assessed and recorded as "card ready" if the entry card was visible and ready for use.

The campus had been having a problem with students duplicating dining hall entry cards and gaming the system for free meals.

She describes instant recess as "a point of entry, a calling card for national physical activity" — a way to stimulate health-promoting activity, especially among those whose lives and value systems have not caught up with the top-down prescriptions for regular physical exercise.

The other, yet to be installed, will be made of wrought iron and will also require a card for entry.

Townsend, who needed a wild card for entry into the junior draw, beat Arantxa Parra Santonja of Spain, the No. 11 seed in women's qualifying, 10 days ago.

On entry, you buy a card for 500 yen (about £2.60, or four US dollars) that you charge with credit in order to play the games.

On entry, you buy a card for 500 yen (about $4 thatt you charge with credit in order to play the games.

Red tape Holidaymakers to Cuba require a £15 single-entry Tourist Card, valid for up to 30 days.

"I feel more comfortable accepting on a tournament-by-tournament basis if they haven't had a full level of entries, [rather] than accepting a tour card for two years that does bump someone out," said Davis.

I bought the 72-hour card for £38, which is a bargain when entry to the aquarium alone is £20.