Sentence examples for entry such as from inspiring English sources

Perhaps some barriers to entry, such as caps on auditor liability or state registration requirements, could be chopped down.

At the European level, EU member states have never agreed to measures to help out tiny countries that act as points of entry, such as Malta.

There are plenty of museums on offer, too, with free entry, such as the Royal Armouries and city Art Gallery and Museum.

There are also plenty of museums with free entry, such as Caixa Forum - which has an exhibition of work by early 20th-century Catalan painter Joaquim Mir until 26 April - Park Guell, the Carriage Museum and the Andean-Amazonian Ethnographic Museum.

If you want to immigrate to Canada, and do not have some other form of entry (such as refugee status, as hundreds of Haitian asylum seekers now housed in tent camps along the U.S. border are claiming), you can apply for the Federal Skilled Worker program, which ranks applicants based on a hundred-point scale.

They are commonly near a point of entry, such as a port, an airport or a land border.

I also liked some of the nontheme entries, such as NO WONDER and NEW MODEL.

Clocks were sold with user manuals, which featured entries such as "How to erect and regulate your device".

All the names appeared truncated and replicated, creating duplicate yet only half-complete entries such as "Aleks Kroto/1" for Aleks Krotoski.

"The calendar is a fundamental loophole," says Doug Dedo of Microsoft's mobile devices division, because it may contain entries such as "meeting with company X re merger".

The apps I described were fairly simple, mainly dedicated to letting you record daily diary entries such as text and images.