Sentence examples for entry to junior from inspiring English sources

Clayton enjoyed his best season in 2012 when he earned a wildcard entry to Junior Wimbledon's singles and doubles.

Contextual factors such as the opportunity to help fellow students, the desire to emulate the good teaching they had experienced and to revise their own clinical skills prior to entry to junior doctor training were also important (Fig 1(b)), with no statistical differences in Likert-type responses for these two areas (Wilcoxon p = 0.829).

Despite looking like an entry to a Ukip junior colouring competition, he has long brought home and car insurance to the masses, minus any questionable politics.

"Partick Thistle are proud to be the only club in the Scottish Premiership to continue to offer our junior supporters free entry to all league fixtures," said football operations manager Michael Max. "We do not think our pricing structure for kids can be matched by any club in the country, something we are extremely proud of".

The BBC Sport Price of Football found the Exiles offer a range of junior incentives, including free entry to those aged under six.

According to government projections, only about half of the test-takers -- themselves an elite who tested well enough to get into academic high schools after junior high -- will gain entry to college.

This was followed in 1978 by the purchase of Lanesborough Preparatory School which became the junior school, preparing boys for entry to the RGS at either 11 or 13.

The West Harling prospect, who became the youngest ever national junior champion last year, was handed a wildcard entry to make her debut on the courts of SW19.

Finally, remember that as in most situations where you change career direction, you may have to accept that entry to your new profession could well be in a relatively junior position.

Junior receiver Rueben Randle remains the lone possible early entry to the N.F.L. Draft.

This year, of the 128 juniors, nine girls and two boys had also sought entry to the main tournament.