Sentence examples for entry of what from inspiring English sources

This is the first entry of what will hopefully be several in a series about how we've architected this new responsive Guardian and where we see it developing, but for now consider this a brief overview of the project.

Among his submissions was the winning entry of what was later declared to be the best overall week's results of the Style Invitational's first decade.

For IPTV, a critical question is the required scope of entry: to what extent will an entrant be required to build-out services to serve an entire local area?

He says he had signed a letter giving the city the right of entry to what used to be a two-bedroom, one-bath rental property, then left on a vacation.

But our sources want to know how much the visit cost, given, they say, that school trips are being restricted to those which have no entry charge, because of what management has told them is a "budget deficit".

The diary entries remind me of what soldiers and journalists (including myself) invariably feel upon returning from Iraq: we don't act like a country at war.

The newest entry in the unbundling of what used to be included in fares or a la carte pricing, are fees for checking in more than one bag.

It's a sad, funny moment, but who cares -- what should interest us is that it's also a snapshot of an entry made in cognizance of what its audience will think.

Described as the "world's biggest blog", it encouraged UK citizens to write diary entries of 100 650 words of what they had done on 17 October 2006, and then upload them to the official website of the initiative.

When you lose sight of them, you can revisit your journal entries and remind yourself of what you are working towards.

Supervisors subsequently hand over questionnaires/field forms to the data entry operators, while maintaining a log of what was handed over to the data entry team.