Sentence examples for entry into this canon from inspiring English sources
The X-Files' entry into this canon is Eve, a cloned child with superhuman intelligence who likes to kill grown-ups.
2009's entry into this canon put forward the proposition that the year that has just passed is the one in which hip-hop can confidently be said to have "died".
Here's Sean DeLoughry with another entry into the canon: "In 2009, under manager Sean Connor, Dundalk set a new European record with 20 red cards in the League of Ireland Premier Division, in just 33 games.
To be fair, Zack Snyder's thunderous Man of Steel is far livelier than Bryan Singer's misguided 2006 entry into the canon, Superman Returns, and while it drew only so-so reviews, it did set a new record for a June opening weekend of $113.1m.
Just over one hundred years after its premiere at Stary Teatr in Krakow, 16 March 1901, Stanislaw Wyspianski's classic drama Wesele (The Wedding) finds itself poised on the border of Poland, awaiting entry into the canon of world theatre.
It was never going to be treated as a totemic entry into the superhero canon, and I personally have little argument with that.
Sellars pulled off a casting coup by persuading Michael Gough to play the Toymaker, and the story's nightmarish subversion of children's parlour games makes it stand out as an intriguingly atypical entry into the series' canon.
Although no prodigy, he composed 28 operas and the Requiem, a great liturgical drama; any of a half-dozen of those works would have assured his entry into that Mendelssohnian canon.
Edgar" fits snugly into this canon.
Edgar" fits snuggly into this canon.
