Sentence examples for entry for those from inspiring English sources
Honey Nut Cheerios, for example, provided Cheerios entry for those who bought presweetened cereals.
Munich train station has become one of the main points of entry for those entering Germany through Hungary and Austria.
Large electoral expenditures by affluent private groups can substantially raise the bar to entry for those with fewer resources.
I used his story to illustrate the low barriers to entry for those wanting to compete on the Internet, even against Amazon.com.
Loveladies is a short drive north of Ship Bottom, which serves as the port of entry for those who drive onto Long Beach Island.
"The Really Big Once" exists in a deeply personal relationship with its subject that doesn't allow much entry for those uninitiated in the life and works of Williams.
Fortunately, The Festival of Insignificance is less disfigured by this tendency than almost anything else he has written; and so, although it may not be a substantial addition to his oeuvre, it might still be a good point of re-entry for those who have been turned off, in the past, by the problematic sexual politics which send ripples of disquiet through even his finest books.
But with the markets still in an early stage of development, there are good opportunities for punters with the publication on Thursday of the entries for those races.
Those second and third appearances of documents are noted in the database entries for those documents, sometimes with more information for the analysis.
I know I should erase as well the entries for those I haven't seen for a decade or more, but my finger hesitates over the delete key.
Good neighbourhood schemes would be an excellent start or re-inforcement of how communities can support and develop 'good neighbourliness' for everyone irrespective of age, background etc. (Leicester resident) I'd like to see reduced senior prices at restaurants, movies, museums, etc. as well as more public benches and buses which lower their entries for those who can't manage higher steps.
