Sentence examples for entry to me from inspiring English sources

The most interesting Ford entry to me right now is the Focus, because it has the possibility of being a mass-market car like the Nissan Leaf.

"I keep that entry to remind me not to have any more".

Targeting this avenue of entry seems to me an example of enabling the few at the expense of the many.

As early as 1971, Malcolm Muggeridge resigned from the judging panel because "most of the entries seem to me to be mere pornography, and to lack any literary qualities or distinction which could possibly compensate for the unsavouriness of their contents".

Seven years later, Malcolm Muggeridge resigned his position as a 1971 Booker panel judge on the grounds that good taste must prevail: "Most of the entries seem to me to be mere pornography, and to lack any literary qualities or distinction which could possibly compensate for the unsavoriness of their contents".

Neither long hours nor under-employment will earn me my working class credentials; no professionalism or family tree will gain me entry to the British middle or upper class.

Monday's column, in which Bjorn Fallenius discarded his high diamond queen to deprive declarer of an entry to his hand, reminded me of the diagramed deal.

That said, while PR emails normally revolve around the new Gentleman's Dub Club album or incredibly premature Christmas gift guides, my first of LFW got me entry to a showcase from Portuguese designers Daniela Barros and Joao Melo Costa.

I am realistic in knowing that it's only a matter of time before bands and labels start denying me entry to their shows because all I end up saying about them is "someone farted somewhere," and at that point I will just switch professions and become a large animal veterinarian, which was my first career path anyway until I discovered that I can't do even the most basic of math. .

He added: "My big reward after the Olympics was being granted a pass by the local council that gained me free entry to the pool I trained at.

I ask him to read me an entry to get the flavour of it, and he picks at random a page in a red volume.