She vowed to be taken seriously as an athlete (she was: her marathon PB is 2hr 51min 37sec, at Boston in 1975); and to win women entry to road marathons (she did: women were admitted to the Boston marathon in 1972, and a women's marathon event was introduced to the Olympics in 1984).
We were moving through a crowd, past a metal gatepost marking the edge of the courtyard and the entry to the road.
"The verdant entry to the entry road to the entrance of the Vineyard Golf Club is as close as we get to Potus right now, colleagues," Elizabeth Williamson of The Wall Street Journal wrote Thursday in the report on the president's activities that she shared with other White House reporters.
From these roads, entry to the suburb can be gained by turning into roads such as Coronation Drive, Hopetoun Circuit and Novar Street.
Entry to the museum costs £1 "Road normally impassable in wintry conditions" reads the red and white sign as you approach the Bealach na Ba, one of the highest passes (626m, 2,054ft) in Britain and the way in to the remote Applecross peninsula.
Furthermore, he compared the entry to Cormac McCarthy's book The Road, specifically citing the similarities between the mutant creatures in the episode and the "demented people" in the latter.
However, the queues on Saturday were evidently caused by once-a-season spectators not giving themselves enough time to overcome the shopping traffic and clogged entry road to the stadium.
Employment potential, distance to roads and to motorway entry points and flood risk were used to assess the suitability for new built-up land.
The original name of Pakaman is likely to have been Panpetaq ("place of arrival") and was the first important outpost on the entry road to Q'umarkaj.
Along the entry road to the complex are 18 homes that sold out at $190,000.
A tented resort for tourists is also being built near the entry road to the park.
