Sentence examples for entry from a from inspiring English sources

There may also be an online log entry from a geocacher who got there first.

Convenient entry from a back parking lot; wheelchair accessibility from a ramp on the street.

Each sneeze is recorded in his notebook like an entry from a diary and added to his blog.

Earlier in the week, there was a similar entry from a high school in east central Ohio.

Last week, the Everyday Sexism Project received a deeply moving entry from a fifteen-year-old girl.

Here's how the internet reacted to a bold entry – from a very bold man – into a crowded Republican field (a dozen and counting).

Nearly five years in the making, it contained 352 pages of entries (from A to -ant), cost 12s 6d and reportedly sold just 4,000 copies.

The marginal effect of occupational diversity is 0.28, which implies a 5.6% increase in entrepreneurial entry from an additional occupation over the five years.

That means it's possible to write a blog entry from an e-mail-capable mobile phone, wireless PDA or pager.

One of the earliest cited references to bucks as currency is a 1748 journal entry from Conrad Weiser, a Pennsylvania Dutch pioneer, interpreter and diplomat.

It occurred to him to use entries from a journal as lyrics.