Sentence examples for entry on one from inspiring English sources

I tell her it was an accident, and that it's her fault for making an entry on one of my days.

He recalls Perkins addressed the crowd on the steps of a local RSL that only allowed Indigenous people entry on one day of the year, Anzac day.

The narrative has a somewhat slapdash feel — a journal entry on one page, a flurry of statistics on the next — and, though recounted in the first person, lacks a distinctive voice, perhaps because the book was written with a co-author.

During the early infighting in the Party, Khrushchev sided first with the Trotskyites — not, as it turned out, an ideal entry on one's Communist curriculum vitae.

That the editors chose a non-expert to contribute the entry on one of the most important figures in the history of Arthurian literature, especially when Edward Donald Kennedy was apparently available, calls [End Page 81] their judgment into question.

A format you can use is to write your entry on one side of the page and on the other side put a picture of whatever you did.

Mr. Garcia's journal served as a running account of his interactions with the street people he checked on; one entry shows that he observed Nakesha as early as August 2013, at Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street.

You can also view all FAQ entries on one page.

The system was restored to working order in a few hours and only the submission of the midday entries on one day was disturbed; the evening diary entries that day were completed as usual.

This gulf comes across powerfully in the entry on Mao, one of the most frequently searched and edited topics in Chinese, and in items on historical watersheds, like the Tiananmen Square massacre, the Great Leap Forward and the Cultural Revolution.

The building atrium is ventilated by a series of entry vents on one wall of the building in conjunction with roof vents.