Sentence examples for entry mark from inspiring English sources

Where a country is not record a default 'no entry' mark is given in the middle column.

The asterisks behind this entry mark the results of the significance test for deviation from zero, with * = 'p < 0.05', **='p < 0.01', ***='p < 0.001'.

One entry, marked 11 April 1960, is typical.

An NSA newsletter entry, marked top secret and dated December 2012, discloses the huge costs this entailed.

I scrolled down to an entry marked "B-Day Bash Pt 2" and found the author's thoughts on a Soho restaurant called Porcupine: "In a word: GO.

On his way out, he tosses a badly punctuated wildlife manual at the confused bartender and directs him to the entry marked "Panda".

An entry marked 10/14/09 described a vintage blue and white sweater with gold buttons and shoulder pads over navy-blue tights and a white H & M tunic and vintage lace-up cream booties.

By Sarah Meacham and Burton Bernstein The New Yorker, June 18 , 1960 P. 31A Mother shamelessly invaded her daughter's privacy, & found the following entry, marked "Top Secret", in the girl's diary: "On or about May twelfth, as I was going to bed, I heard a voice speaking to me.

An entry marked "prawn" might eventually lead to a dish of four ruby red shrimp set atop a swoosh of butternut-squash bisque, the pink crescents layered with diamonds of pickled butternut squash and compressed butternut-squash wedges cooked sous vide, then seared until caramelized.

where the entry marked with ★ means that its value can be inferred from the value of its corresponding symmetric entry.

A two-story stone-clad entry marks the front of the house.