Sentence examples for entry to the list from inspiring English sources

India is a surprising entry to the list.

Caitlyn Jenner was a new entry to the list, ranking at 96th place.

FOSHAN, China — Add another entry to the list of worries for the global economy and financial markets: labor unrest in China.

It will also add another entry to the list of businesses that have been shaken up by Google's innovations, a list that already includes publishing, advertising and desktop software.

Watch Nottingham's students react to the findings: One notable entry to the list, said the site, is Exeter who rank 18th with 611 people visiting the site every day.

The announcement, made by the secretary of the Interior, Ken Salazar, makes the Town Hall the only new entry to the list of National Historic Landmarks in New York City.

Not long thereafter, I spent a flight from Los Angeles to Newark with a new entry to the lists: Helen Fisher's "Why We Love: The Nature and Chemistry of Romantic Love" (Henry Holt; $25), a work that mixes dumbed-down evolutionary psychology and neuroscience with advice for "making romance last".

The London Business School and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine are both new entries to the list.

Among their favorite inside jokes is imitating Larry King as he adds entries to the list of stray observations he maintains on Twitter.

We can now add two more entries to the list of unreliable forecasts about the internet: that it would make location irrelevant and eliminate middlemen.In this section A long way from the supermarket Still cosy?

We solve this problem assuming a steady state has been reached (see the Appendix for details) and thus the number of entries to the list is equal to the number of patients treated at any point in time (x t =k t ) and the optimal k d,s,t are time-invariant.