Sentence examples for entry of him from inspiring English sources

Ibn al-Qifṭî claims that al-Fatḥ ibn Khaqân had asked Avempace for his poetry to include it in the anthology, and that he fooled Avempace, because he used it to make a negative entry of him (Ibn al-Qifṭî 1903, p. 406).

According to Paulus van der Sloot, "nothing suspicious" was found, and all that was seized were diary entries of him and his wife, and his personal computer which was subsequently returned.

In a way, Gibson is again dramatizing what the Encyclopedia of Science Fiction entry for him (speaking of the Bigend trilogy) called "the indecipherability of the real world," though the real world in this case is in the future.

Despite the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography reporting Watts Morgan being promoted to lieutenant-colonel on 8 March 1919, his retirement from the forces, the London Gazette entry of May 1919 describes him as major.

The entry of repetitive percussion sweeps him into a quietly ecstatic dance: a tour de force performance.

The writer of his Dictionary of American Biography entry described him as a "master of a vigorous style that exactly suited his hard truculent disposition".

Mr. Simon says the entry of such daunting competitors doesn't worry him.

The entry of France into the war on the American side returned him firmly to the pro-war Tory position.

The oldest list of 'Abd al-Latif's works is that given by Ibn Abi Usaybi'a at the end of the entry devoted to him in the Sources of Information on the Classes of Physicians (Ibn Abi Usaybi'a, c. 1242 [1882-84]: II. 211.1 213.16).

This is his final diary entry of the war.

But today marks the official entry of a new player.