Sentence examples for entry to talk from inspiring English sources

Tom Friedman: As you've probably noticed I have been in the China for the past 10 days and I thought I might use this entry to talk a little bit about the trip and some unexpected thoughts that it sparked about what it means to be a liberal today.

He returns repeatedly to the tale of her deathbed marriage, using it as an entry point to talk about his dysfunctional extended family as well as his own marriage.

Every opportunity becomes an entry point to talk about extreme poverty and the importance of ending it.

Lynne Ramsey's entry, "We Need to Talk About Kevin," is about a teenage killer.

Arash is suddenly becoming a star in France, gets his page in Wikipedia (update: and now a Mahalo entry) and is invited to talk about his presidency and his program for a few days; public opinion is with him.

The priest and deacon will usually stop at the entry of the church to talk to the congregation as they leave.

Even the dictionary entries are rolled into the big theme: the discussion about the metaphorical dark room leads her to talk of "entries" as endless ways into "a room I can never leave".

In January, she met me at the headquarters of Stonebrook Fund Management, her husband's company, to talk about her entry into Hamptons real estate.

This feature was the first time Ashley's spoken at length about Radar and it's aims, so it made sense to get him to talk me through his entry to the world of radio.

A few hours later, they'd be put on a minibus and taken to the nearby San Ysidro Port of Entry to talk to CBP officials.

They sent another attorney to the facility, where he ultimately gained entry, and talked to Church through a floor-to-ceiling chain-link metal cage.