Sentence examples for entry granted from inspiring English sources

There were 30,000 souls celebrating at St James' that afternoon and, with free entry granted for a second successive day, there are likely to be in excess of 5,000 in the Riverside today to see Will Smith, the Durham captain, lift the championship trophy.

My kids have never known the surge of excitement as the stairs are lowered from the van and entry granted: "Come in," beckons the driver/librarian.

Liberals would love to see policymakers simply make that ledger entry granting the required spending authority to Social Security.

There's a series of seasonal events from teddy bears' picnics to live music, so it's fortunate that entry grants an extra day's admission too.

Entry grants to Piccadilly Press Ltd the exclusive rights to publish an entrant's story in all formats throughout the world for the full legal term of copyright.

Each club is a symbol of conspicuous consumption, and with entry seemingly granted on the basis of good looks alone, I was grateful for such a fortunate contact.

How will your visit benefit my people?" And if answered to their satisfaction, entry is granted. .

Throughout the evening we saw entry was granted at best randomly, and at worst with an air of deliberate unfairness.

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Another would be to cajole Turkish-Cypriots into working within the island's Greek-led team seeking EU entry, without granting the Turkish-Cypriot leader, Rauf Denktash, his wish that his bit of the island be acknowledged as sovereign.

"These re-entry grants address that, but with so few of them around, they do feel like gold dust".