Sentence examples for entry why from inspiring English sources

And WHY I OUGHTA is a fabulous entry that reminded me of the 2001 Brendan Emmett Quigley puzzle entry WHY YOU LITTLE (Across Lite, Solution).

They need constant alcohol intake to remain happy, and if they stay underground for too long will become allergic to sunlight (leading to the classic F.A.Q. entry, "Why is my fortress surrounded by vomit?").

To put things differently, and to ask a question that surely belongs in this entry, why should one work with AFA instead of FA?

Friday, December 12. "Doctor, can I still go on hating my mother?"... (Lengthy entry about why writer hates her mother)....Saturday, December 27.

ARTS Ursula Meier, director of "Sister," Switzerland's foreign-language Oscar entry, explains why she chose to work with the same child actor, Kacey Mottet Klein, for both her films, Larry Rohter reports from New York.

Buzzfeed quickly pointed out that LaBeouf's apology appeared to have been copied from a four-year-old Yahoo Answers entry titled Why did Picasso say "good artists copy but great artists steal"?

The Shortlisted Entrant may be asked follow-up questions by judges and/or members of the public about their entry and why it deserves to be chosen as the winner.

American Prospect's EJ Graff, in a blog entry titled "Why Does The Atlantic Hate Women?", wonders whether Slaughter's piece reflects the Atlantic's alleged "women problem", in which female gains get presented as "dangerous – to children, to families, to marriages, to themselves, and to men".

May 18 , 2008- Alexander posted the last entry, titled "Why I want to marry a Gold Digger," to his online blog.

Staring at Midge's painting, he begins writing a journal entry entitled "Why I'm Quitting Tobacco".

Instead of merely stating that you do not like an entry, explain why the entry seems weak.