Sentence examples for entry what from inspiring English sources

BEAUTY & ESSEX The restaurant features, by way of a novel entry, what looks like a functioning pawn shop.

Her biographer, John Campbell has pointed out that this was not unusual in 1960, when the newly elected MP originally submitted her Who's Who entry: what was strange was that she never altered it, even after the omission became a source of public speculation and comment.

Lethal injection, forcible rear entry, what's the difference?

His projects include a Wesley Snipes action picture, "The Art of War," and a recent Sundance entry, "What's Cooking?," in which he plays Kyra Sedgwick's aging father.

"With normal password entry, what you're doing is asterisked on the screen," said Mr Cluley.

If you were writing your own Wikipedia entry, what would you put first?

(Read all the winning entries) What is so heartening too is to see through all this that the imagination of our young people is definitely alive and well.

If you're going to cross two 15-letter entries, what could be more perfect than a meeting between a CRYPTOZOOLOGIST, someone who searches for animals whose existence is not certain, and the fictional WOODY WOODPECKER?

I was, and so I skipped on down to the last theme entry — or what I surmised was the last theme entry — at 56 Across to get a better handle on what was going on.

The record entry for what was the 90th anniversary of the race reflects equally healthy entries for the week-in-week-out progamme of offshore racing run by the Royal Ocean Racing Club RORCC) for its members.

Assuming you have no entry concerns, what will you do?