Sentence examples for entry good from inspiring English sources

I was charmed by the clue for 12 Down, "Like some looks and laundry", and loved the entry GOOD COP at 46 Down.

It's a mix that at times became dramatically queasy: in the screening, when Scott discovers he is not the first to reach the south pole, his diary entry: "Good God, what an awful place this is," got a big laugh, as if everything Ponting was writing on the screen had been infected by his jokes along the way.

GLOBAL ENTRY Good news: It's one of the most popular federal programs since Social Security, at least for Americans who frequently travel internationally and find delight in the way Global Entry membership allows them to breeze back into the country, using a quick-pass kiosk at airports and avoiding long, long lines at customs and immigration.

His attitude towards the war may be summed up an earlier diary entry: "Good Heavens!

The two positively critiqued Carter's directing, calling the entry "good looking" and noting that it was "a decidedly grisly hour of television".

For instance, he said, the German-language Wikipedia will soon begin creating some "stable entries," good enough to publish in a textbook or other traditional media.

Entry to good universities is incredibly competitive.

The last line of an All Music Guide entry reads: "Good luck locating their records".

Stooping, not conquering Essential reading Explosive Crash-test dummies The price of entry ReprintsThe good news is that a process already exists for doing stress tests.

Performance measurements prior to site entry are good personnel management and protection against future liability.

"Give the front entry a good cleaning".