Sentence examples for event entered from inspiring English sources

But since 1979, when the event entered its modern phase by becoming Europe versus the United States, no captain has ever won the Ryder Cup, golf's premier team competition, on the road with six or more newcomers.

Despite these records, the event entered many historical texts as an example of a great miscarriage of justice which therefore brought the tradition of trial-by-combat to an end.

To promote the album, McCartney held an online chat party, and the event entered the Guinness Book of World Records for the most people in an online chatroom at once.

As a consequence, the collision event enters the discrete equations of motion as an unknown that has to be computed on-the-fly whenever a collision is imminent.

The last addition before that was in 2001, when special theatrical events entered the fray.

None of GB's individual fencers reached the last 16 in any of the five events entered at London 2012, although the men's team foil reached the last eight.

Top prospect Richard Kruse did not make it past the last 32 of the men's foil fencing, with no individual fencer reaching the last 16 in any of the five events entered.

The events entered into the registration database may be as complete as the resources from which these events are drawn.

She launched into tales from her past, with characters and events entering and vanishing from her story as spontaneously, it seemed, as they had in her life.

Nine months removed from questionable private-life events entering the public sphere, Rep. Scott DesJarlais (R-Tenn).

Attention is the gatekeeper that decides which events enter memory to be candidates for reinforcement.