Sentence examples for extra enter from inspiring English sources

More recently, John Twelve Hawks' The Traveller had the Rue de Seine connecting with the Boulevard St Michel, when it actually does so only with the Boulevard St Germain, and in a show of would be sophistication he has an extra enter a Parisian café and ask for a drink in French (translated quite literally from a dictionary "Drink, Monsieur, can have I?") Ouch!

A few minutes later 20 extras entered the auditorium.

Some maintain special lounges for children in their hub airports, like the ones that business travelers pay extra to enter, except that these have games, videos and snack food for children.

Global oil prices weakened this week on the prospect of extra supply entering the market.Hopes of a rapid rise in Iranian output may be optimistic.

He played Robert Syverten, an aimless, unemployed film extra who enters a marathon dance contest with the equally desperate Gloria Ms. Fondaa), hoping to win recognition and prize money.

Rushdie's novel takes a cue from the logic of video games: Luka earns extra lives, enters parallel realities, and hobnobs with a princess on a flying carpet and an avatar of his father named Nobodaddy.

Under the Lib Dem plans, the English two-to-19 education budget would increase to keep pace with both inflation and the estimated 460,000 extra children entering the system over the next five years.

He said that funding the increase in student places was a matter of "cash flow" and the loan book sell-off was necessary to temporarily boost income as up to 180,000 extra students entered the system over three years.

The team calculates that 88% of the increase in fish mercury content was due to the change in the food web, with the remainder due to the extra mercury entering the lake.

The extra heat enters our oceans and our landmasses every minute of every hour of every day.

After the disorder at Kensington and Chelsea town hall, he said, "The people didn't storm the building; they walked into the building," adding that "things got out of hand" after extra police entered the building.