Sentence examples for entry mentioned from inspiring English sources

The catalog entry mentioned a "four-character mark" without bothering to state which imperial reign it pointed to, because the dish is blatantly recent.

(For examples of the latter, I refer you to New York Times Vows column, which in one recent and typical entry mentioned eight times that the featured couple had attended Yale).

Given that even Schumer's Wikipedia entry mentions the danger he poses to anyone who accidentally finds himself between the senator and a working TV camera, his protestations test the reader's credulity beyond its breaking point.

The July 2 entry mentions looking for the "trail to Cherrup Cherra". A week later Ms. Jones spells it "Cherrup Chata". It turns out that neither of these spellings may be correct.

The June 16th entry mentions the separation of "the mate and my relation," and the volume also contains, in the same hand, an account of a group separated from the Captain from June to October 1789, signed Jas.

One entry mentions a loan of 900 Austrian crowns given to Hitler in the spring of 1908, enough for the teenager to live on for one year, and dispels the myth that he existed as a "starving artist" when in Vienna.

Rebekah Brooks's Who's Who entry mentions time at the Sorbonne, the prestigious Parisian university, but not whether she took a degree.

Several of the entries mentioned Duke University librarians and library resources in their applications.

(A more detailed treatment of these views is available in other entries mentioned below, and especially in the entries on the analytic/synthetic distinction and logical constants).

The synthetic entries mentioned above are mainly based on SN2 reaction between the cyclic or acyclic ketose-type derivatives (epoxides [4], bromides [6, 8] or iodides [7]) and the pyrrole fragments, only with one example employing Maillard-type condensation [5].

Most entries mention weather, daily activities, deaths, births and marriages of friends and family; much mention of her religious esperience and activities among the Sunday School Teacher's Association of Wayne County and the Palmyra Classical Union School.