Sentence examples for entry easily from inspiring English sources

"They were using clothes [as a] door, so [the attackers] gained entry easily," Mathew Iteere, a police commissioner, told a press conference in Nairobi on Sunday.

Also thrown in is Outlook Connector, which lets Outlook users check their MSN mail and transfer calendar entries easily between Outlook and MSN.

(Mr. Charpin's entry fit easily in a refrigerator door shelf).

They cost from $90 to $900, and all but the industrial-strength Williams-Sonoma entry are easily transportable from cabinet to countertop.

And with wallets being battered daily, ease of entry and easily met tabs give beer gardens the edge among the thirsty.

Committee members, who had asked the accounting office, the investigative arm of Congress, to test building security with undercover agents, expressed anger that the agents had gained entry so easily.

The "heavy-lifting", the data entry, can easily be done by the companies themselves via RSS, wiki-style approaches, you name it.

Shawn Hardin, chief executive of Flock, which is developing a browser that helps users share photos, videos and blog entries more easily, said consumers would ultimately benefit from the new browser battle.

A final advantage of online lexicography is that over-hasty entries can easily be removed.Dig deeper: Johnson explains "mansplaining" (July 2014) Why Collins dictionary is choosing words through Twitter (May 2014) The etymology behind one slang word (Oct 2012).

The first show had over 600 entries, becoming easily the biggest of its kind so far, with patrons that included the Duchess of Newcastle, the Countess de Sefton and Lady de Trafford.

We show that one round of shuffling using the 27 trypsinogen entry plasmids can easily produce the 19,683 different possible combinations in one single restriction-ligation and that expression screening of a subset of the library allows identification of variants that can lead to higher expression levels of trypsin activity.