Sentence examples for entry secure from inspiring English sources

o A double-gate entry, secure fencing, and posted rules of conduct o Centrally located, well-stocked poop-bag dispensers and trash cans o Separate areas for large and small dogs, and plenty of room for dogs to run o A sheltered area, preferably with seating o Dog-friendly water fountains.

His entry secured, Moussambani set about teaching himself to swim in the pool of a hotel in his home town of Malabo.

In last year's results, 97.6% passed, and 27% of entries secured an A or A* grade.

A-level pass rates rose to another record high of 97.6% today, while an unprecedented 27% of entries secured an A or A* grade, in results that sharpened the already fierce competition to secure a degree course place.

Several Web users seeking entry to secure sites are then given both words and asked to decipher them separately.

The appalling class chasm in English education – which was underlined by news that more than half of all private-school entries now secure the top grade – lends this argument seeming appeal.

Of the 41.6%; (n = 99) of participants who were employed (full or part-time) at study entry, 29.3%; (n = 29) were no longer in paid employment by the end of the study, and 26.6%; (n = 37) of participants without paid employment at study entry had secured full or part-time jobs by 24 months.

With this in mind I headed down early and handed over my £8.50 to secure entry to the site.

They can often secure entry with lower exam grades than they would have done even a year or two ago.

"Some short time after, we managed to secure entry to that vehicle and found a man inside who was deceased".

When clubs really can only spend what they earn, those that secure entry will be difficult to dislodge.