Sentence examples for entry to join from inspiring English sources

The rest of the entrants will use their guaranteed entry to join the marathon in 2013, 2014 or 2015.

On Thursday, Peter Windsor, a former Formula One team manager who is a television racing reporter, and Ken Anderson, an American former Formula One technical director, filed an official entry to join the series next year.

On Thursday, Peter Windsor, a former Formula One team manager who is now a television presenter, and Ken Anderson, an American former Formula One technical director, filed an official entry to join the series next year.

Since 1995, after Israel's Supreme Court found that the 23-year-old officer Alice Miller should be allowed to take entry tests to join the air force flight-training course, women's participation in all branches of the Israeli military has increased.

On the web, DraftKings offers players real pay-outs for playing, offering prizes for players who pay entry fees to join.

A candidate Scotland would have to negotiate entry terms and commit to join the euro one day.Subtly, the nationalist argument has shifted.

I once applied for a Masters course but was denied entry because I refused to join the Ba'ath party.

It has yet to give Romania the same status, and may not do so when it publishes its annual progress reports on the candidate countries next week.Romania and Bulgaria are anxious to receive good opinions, as a signal that they are on course to complete their entry negotiations next year, and to join the EU in 2007.

Grillshack (Soho) All-day counter service grill with modern add-ons, including a smartphone app to join the entry queue.

After submitting to an interview, a background check and a fingerprint scan to join Global Entry, members can clear customs using a kiosk instead of waiting to speak with an agent.

1960 - UK seeks entry to Europe Britain will ask to join EEC "Mr Macmillan, a weary-looking father figure, at last held out his hand yesterday and offered to try to lead the Commons and the country into Europe, if he can find the way.