Sentence examples for entry tried from inspiring English sources

A nervous PA, seeking a form of social entry, tried, "What beautiful flowers, Miss Brookner!" – only to receive the silencing reply, "They're all new".

Nevertheless, as a general guide it might help to further clarify some of the contrasts that the entry tried to suggest as useful in understanding the distinctiveness of the phenomenological approach.

Mr. Nouvel's entry tries to harness that energy.

To protect clients from bad lawyers, current barriers to entry try to separate the wheat from the chaff among potential legal practitioners.

Big players respond sharply the threat of entry, trying to mop up demand by expanding supply to put off their rivals.

So syndicates are shifting away from air routes and big ports of entry, trying to hide their tracks better, bury their loads deeper and use more marine cargo and speedboat deliveries.

Mr. Bate's entry tries to deliver the entertainment — men who would spew off-the-wall bluster like, "I know how to use any weapon" and "Crawl under the sofa and go to sleep!" — as well as the nettlesome issues that arise from the recordings.

The best entries tried to find an emotion that is not yet properly expressed in type, and then remedy that omission.

For entries, try the goong gaeng dang, shrimp swimming in a red curry and coconut milk.

If the dictionary's 59,879 entries try to steer clear of transient celebrity, they do not any longer shun the sort of widespread fame that sheds light on an evolving society.

Because as I worked through the entries, trying to format them for the slightly pernickety uploading services at Uservoice (which otherwise provides a great, free service for user-generated feedback), I noticed that lots of the entries seemed to be coming from people who wanted better access to what their councils are doing.