Sentence examples for entry clearly from inspiring English sources
Sure, there are obvious brand-name buildings and tony ZIP codes where the price of entry clearly demands a certain amount of wealth, but middle-class neighborhoods do not really exist in Manhattan — probably the only place in the United States where a $5.5 million condo with a teak closet and mother-of-pearl wall tile shares a block with a public housing project.
The movie's a bit stolid, with John Ford's entry clearly the leader in quality, but it's definitely a spectacle.
No, apparently a blog entry (I repeat: a blog entry), clearly dashed off as a half-aimed joke was now a cautionary tale of hubris, a modern retelling of the Icarus myth.
Both entries clearly demonstrated socio-economic value".
The other 45,999 entries clearly didn't stand a chance.
Although perfectly lawful, these kinds of entries clearly fall into the grey area mentioned by Stolowy and Breton (2004).
Direct comparison of matrix entries clearly reflected the greater importance of smaller fish in the isolated tributary compared to the Open system; survivals for non-growing fish were 20 35% higher for stage 1 and 2 and 7 8% lower for stages 3 and 4, and transitions for surviving and growing into the next stage were 10 to 91% lower (Figure 3).
Each item's entry is clearly organized, starting with text boxes for name and description, then parameters like manufacturer, serial number, product category and location in your home.
He did not elaborate but appeared to be referring to the neat entry wound clearly visible on the left side of Gaddafi's head, and shown in numerous shots of his corpse screened around the world.
The price of entry is clearly steeper than the cost of the latest throwaway game, but the bonus is that the apps can manage accounts on both a smartphone and a desktop computer.
The entry capsule clearly protected the probe from the heat of rubbing up against the Martian atmosphere, and the parachutes and bouncing bags must have come out to soften the final approach to the surface.
