Sentence examples for entry from it from inspiring English sources

That day was Aug. 5, 1809, and the society chose Wednesday, precisely 200 years later, to post the daily entry from it.

The winner will be the company who can take a flexible platform and derive multiple vehicle entries from it".

The central bank is not creating a new division or hiring new staff to carry out the stategy, known as quantitative easing, though it has set up a subsidiary, or bookkeeping entry, from which it will be able to transfer the newly created money to the accounts of banks from which it buys assets.

No surprise: a calendar happens to be primarily used to remember appointments and events so you don't have to – having all entries deleted from it seems like a surefire way to freak people out.

This isn't necessarily new (see this WebMasterWorld forum entry from November 2007), but it does appear to be more widespread now.

7.40pm BST What's Trevor Nelson up to tonight? 7.35pm BST That was a very fashionable entry from me, wasn't it.

Add a new entry from the phone, and it appears on your desktop when you next click the synch icon.

One entry from Hong Kong stands out: It's a chain of simple dim sum rooms.

We were planning on running his entry from March 11th today anyway, but it seems even more timely now.

All nodes that are not within this scope anymore due to the new, but lower, time-to-live value, have to remove the entry from their routing tables, replacing it by a reactive entry if the path was in use by a connection.

Last year, the European Broadcasting Union, the body behind Eurovision, disqualified the entry from Georgia because they felt it took a political jab at Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin.