Sentence examples for entry in an from inspiring English sources
An entry in an eighteenth-century Italian inventory of such fabrics gushes, "They look like silk cloth notwithstanding they are made of very thin palm threads".
It is the first entry in an expected series the publisher calls Stories to Touch.
The clue should have read "Entry in an international sports competition since 1851," not "Entry in an annual international sports competition since 1851".
A policeman's affidavit should not be judged as an entry in an essay contest.
Tell the students that they are going to write an entry in an imaginary journal.
The public will choose the British entry in an X Factor-style live competition on BBC4 on 26 February.
No matter: the SSR is not an entry in an authenticity contest, but a shape that stands on its own.
He submitted his entry in an unofficial capacity, to avoid depriving less worthy contestants of the prize money.
Mr. Hirshberg's last major design at Nissan Design International is the American studio's entry in an intramural competition for the design of Nissan's next "Z" sports car.
The custom house's design by Alexander Jackson Davis, an influential architect in the classical style, was the winning entry in an 1833 competition.
Kelly Fremon Craig's Edge of Seventeen premieres this week, a fresh entry in an enduring genre: the coming-of-age film.
