Sentence examples for entry so much from inspiring English sources

Deals may need to be done to trade land if private land has to be used and if the pool entrance area can be fenced off as an individual entry, so much the better; the legalities of access need to be dealt with tidily though, as well as any land trade deals, so do this through a good property lawyer for the peace of mind of everyone involved.

In February 2013, a large asteroid ripped over the Chelyabinsk district of Russia, trailing cartoonish lines of smoke as it made its shallow entry, radiating so much light and heat that onlookers were left with reddened faces.

The personality types are the same, but at that time the barrier to entry was so much higher.

Not all entries feature so much action.

(The major refers to him as "Mr. Hoo" in his earliest entries. So much for that bit of intel).

Maybe that's why I enjoyed Gary Cee's 15-letter entry mesh design so much.

Last, use just enough water-based (rather than an oil- or silicone-based) lubricant to facilitate comfortable entry, but not so much that it eliminates pleasurable skin-against-skin friction.

Moreover, interviewees pointed out that sometimes the registration and data entry took up so much of the consultation time that it impeded on the time spent with the patient: "You have to enter things twice and that takes a lot of time.

The #HappyToBleed campaign ends on 4 December but Azad's goal isn't to be granted entry to the temple, so much as to break the taboo around menstruation and encourage conversation.

Part of it, of course, is that the cost of entry, of production, is so much lower.

The clubs know that: that's why they charge so much for entry and, often, for bottles of water.