Sentence examples for entry days from inspiring English sources
Turner as ever was outrageously late, putting in his entry days after the deadline without apology.
Most of Prague's museums seem to have stopped offering the traditional monthly free, or reduced entry, days, but you can still often get in free on public holidays, as well as the annual Prague Museum Night in June.
Attendance at arts facilities has increased over the past 25 years, in part due to policies such as free entry days for certain museums and monuments, and reduced ticket prices at the cinema and selected theatres.
Others assessed days in the community before entry, days in the nursing home before death, any nursing home use transportation to medical care, emergency department use, primary care, and hospitalization.
The Pixar entry, "Day & Night," is surely the most widely seen short of the year, since it played in theaters with "Toy Story 3" last summer, but its charm and ingenuity deserve a second viewing.
Of the 12 patients in this cohort who developed microbiologically-confirmed VAP (Table 1), 11 met our analysis criteria of having samples before and after the attending physician made a diagnosis of VAP (that is, one patient, #9, was excluded from analysis for developing VAP on the study entry day).
What: "Architecture: Pyramids to Skyscrapers" exhibition; also an art exhibit; dance, theater and music performances; and career symposium; $11 general admission, free-entry days throughout the month.
In an ill-conceived plan, Alfredo robs a 15-year-old drug dealer, Vladimir, of his supply of Ecstasy, intending to present the pills to Tariq as a "re-entry day" tribute.
Patients submitted fecal samples, >10 g/sample, at study entry; on days 4, 10, 14, 21, and 28; and on day 38 42 days.
In a diary entry two days later Kafka writes: "Thought much of – what embarrassment before writing down names – FB".
The country's first public park, the Arboretum in Derby, opened in 1840 and charged for entry five days a week; last year its current manager, Michael McNaught, reluctantly floated the idea of reintroducing a fee for visitors from outside the city.
