Sentence examples for entry to give from inspiring English sources

He has used his wildcard entry to give himself a chance at an unprecedented fifth straight world title.

If West had known that his partner held the heart queen, he would have shifted to his singleton club at Trick 2. (At the other table, where South was in four spades, West switched to his singleton at Trick 3, which was too late, East no longer having an entry to give West a club ruff).

West again had two entries to give his partner two diamond ruffs, so the result was down three.

Sottile uses real-life journal entries to give the show authenticity.

The film uses the slain University of Wyoming student's personal journal entries to give viewers insight into his life.

"We have liked the idea of the Veritas deal for Symantec's long-term, but have been waiting for a better valuation entry point to give us comfort accepting the headline risk of Microsoft entering the AV (antivirus) market in the second half of 2005, and the integration of two large software companies," it said.

This entry intends to give a broad historical review of the topic through the initial Darwinian phase of the"Darwinian Revolution".

The goal of this entry is to give the reader an overview of the formal tools available to epistemologists for the representation of belief.

This entry intends to give an account of the most important stages of the medieval history of semiotics by providing a general chronological survey of the main sources and theoretical developments of the medieval notion of sign.

Eligible women were 25 years or older at study entry, willing to give informed consent and were present in Rwanda during the genocide.

But hold on to your hats, ladles and gentlemints: not only are the theme entries paired to give us double the fun, but the second of each pair is reversed so that we have the intended BOOMERANG EFFECT.