Sentence examples for entry to prove from inspiring English sources

It turns out that the senator writes down every single thing he does, 24-7, and has an entry to prove that on the evening in 1994 when his daughter gave birth to a son, he spent the moments between 1 30-1 45 p.m. rewinding a video of "Ace Ventura, Pet Detective".

The poor quality of the entries began to prove damaging to Goethe's reputation, so when Friedrich entered two sepia drawings Procession at Dawn and Fisher-Folk by the Sea the poet responded enthusiastically and wrote, "We must praise the artist's resourcefulness in this picture fairly.

All meetings will be held at "Eye of the Needle" bar, however, so entry is likely to prove impossible for the charter members.

It took minimal training to get used to, because at its core, it was an entry-level gig to prove I could handle the bare minimum.

But the Pentagon has often expressed doubt over the reliability of the KN-08 because North Korea has never tested it "end-to-end" – from launch through re-entry and warhead delivery – to prove that it works.

We have to prove that the entries of H are positive and the elements in each row add to one.

Rebel groups that had been armed by Turkey will now have to prove themselves worthy of entry into the safe zone – a startling fall from grace, underscored by the silence of the Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, in recent months, as the end drew near for Aleppo.

And to prove the point its compilers have pointed to the number of entries that originated from Welsh.

I'm sure most people would love to start their own business, but the financial barriers to entry prove too difficult.

The support of eight of the 12 SPL clubs was needed, but six have publicly stated their opposition to the plan and entry to the SFL might prove to be a more likely option.

And the boost to local tourism in towns served by low-cost airlines is so great that other barriers to entry are proving relatively easy to get around.