Sentence examples for entry numbers from inspiring English sources

Price is for the hand-numbered blue vinyl single alone (see entry numbers 15 and eight).

Entry numbers fell by 46,000 this year, compared with a decline of 9,000 in 2015.

In the seventies, as entry numbers soared, race organizers began enforcing separate starting corrals, with more intense (and less likely to be costumed) runners starting out in the front, and the less serious runners in the back of the pack — the hope being that the worlds could remain separate for most of the day, while still allowing everyone to participate.

We hypothesized that early ChemSpider entries (with low entry numbers) might be more relevant than high-entry numbers and tested if simple ID-number ranking (reported as ID-sorted) improved the overall ranking accuracy (Table 1).

She said there had also been a rise in entry numbers for AS- and A-levels where "the removal of the January exam series has meant students could not take one unit early, or resit an AS unit in year 13".

INTERACTIVE: A festival for every fan – SoCal's yearly sonic lineup Voters who have gone through the process a few times may notice a small but significant change on this year's ballot: a series of four boxes, replacing the usual three, where they will fill in entry numbers associated with their choices for record, album and song of the year nominees.

"I don't like to just run," he said, his entry number, 2972, written on his head in black marker.

Of the record entry number, 340 were classified as finishers, even though more than a few had to be pushed across the finish line.

Buzzfeed recently published a list entitled 21 Thoughts You Have When Your Friend's Dad Is Hot (entry number nine: "I wonder if he'd let me do a little dance for him. Ya know, something simple").

Jot down your key details, like your Clearing entry number, Ucas personal ID, and exam results, and have your personal statement – plus a pen and paper for any notes – nearby.

field represents records' entry number.