Sentence examples for entry to the next from inspiring English sources

In July 1979, Dahl announced that anyone in possession of a disco record would receive cheap entry to the next White Sox home game.

By using the diary form, Koppel apparently felt absolved of any responsibility to connect one entry to the next, or sometimes even one paragraph to the next.

Orhan Pamuk favors short chapters that lead the reader from one entry to the next, turning back to correct or amend.

But each time I read them, I find myself passing quickly from one entry to the next, rushing onward as if these terse, meticulous notes were a flood of narrative bearing me downstream.

Think about what things have become clearer to you from one journal entry to the next, and think about what hopes and dreams once written in your journal have now turned into reality.

It is almost universally regarded as the greatest eyesore in a capital city known for its brutally unattractive architecture, but now Warsaw's tourist authority says it will dress up the city's Palace of Culture to celebrate Poland's entry to the European Union next May.

If not, it commits the partial entry to the document store and awaits the next entry.

He would like to grab Mr Papantoniou's job before the deal on Greece's entry to the euro is wrapped up—next summer at the earliest and then take the credit.In this section Welcome, whoever you are Gerhard Schröder's task The sabres are rattling How do they survive?

The group, including travellers, a police inspector, a barrister and a priest, was denied entry to the pub - which was next door to the event.

In the above discussion of sys-net derivation all the entry points have been simple: in each case the choice of just one option at any one time has acted as the entry point to the next system.

If one single option depending on one m-system is chosen to act as the entry condition to the next system, the SEs should show not only that relation but the simultaneity relation to one option from each of the other member systems.