Sentence examples for entry to most from inspiring English sources

Conference registration, which includes entry to most events, is $375 through Wednesday and $435 afterward.

Entry to most ports doesn't involve navigating such rough political waters.

Tickets: The best thing is that entry to most events, including the afternoon concerts and club nights is free.

There is free entry to most exhibitions during the Edinburgh art festival, plus special events for children.

Events A Carnival pass (shaped like the Bonhomme, Carnival's red-hatted snowman mascot) costs about $5.55, at $1.31 Canadian to the U.S. dollar, and allows entry to most activities.

But float the mere possibility of entry to most well-to-do minorities and watch them leap into the precincts of Westminster without so much as a splash in the adjoining river.

After Sept. 11, the French government instituted a terrorist alert called Vigipirate, and streets were blocked off, garbage cans were removed from public places, and metal detectors were installed at the entries to most museums and monuments.

Here are some large-caps from May's list of most dangerous stocks: – Supervalu is a new entry to our most dangerous stocks list and has the distinction of being the company with the largest negative free cash flow yield of any of our most dangerous stocks this month (-49%), yet its stock is currently trading near all-time highs.

Still, some admissions deans and independent consultants say the struggle to win entry to the most prestigious universities is likely to continue.

The Exposure Response database (ERDB) described here fills this gap by allowing entry of sufficiently detailed information on experimental design and results for each study, while limiting data entry to the most relevant.

Entry to the most privileged careers is more and more demanding: depending not only on access to elite universities but to an intense portfolio of internships, social networking and cultural activity.