Sentence examples for fake entry from inspiring English sources

The fake entry was easy to detect: When the drug was supposedly administered, Mr. Romero was already dead.

"It was an old tradition in encyclopedias to put in a fake entry to protect your copyright," Richard Steins, who was one of the volume's editors, said the other day.

When users later visited one of a hundred major banking sites the software was designed to target, the program would spy on them using a "post-logger," a program that inserts fake entry fields into Web sites and records passwords.

"There were people with fake passes trying to enter the Ulster Grand Prix on Saturday and there were people with fake entry wrist bands as well," Mr Johnston said.

"We use both automated systems and a dedicated team to review reviews and weed out fake entries".

Green mentioned fake entries in encyclopedias and dictionaries, including a word made up by the New Oxford American Dictionary that other dictionaries started including as a real word.

For example, forensic accountants follow invoices back to the canceled checks, look for fake entries into the accounting system itself and look for checks written to persons that may have been responsible for controlling or auditing the accounts – payments that at first glance may look like they are satisfying a third-party invoice.

Write fake entries in the fake diary and leave it out in the open.

The fake British entry, a kit of Europe in which the piece representing Britain has been taken out, says, "This improvement of exactness means that its individual selective sieve can cover the so-called objective sieve".

In a week when a fake Facebook entry had him claiming he wasn't cut out for it and just wanted to watch Buffy, he swatted away pompously-put, if legitimate, questions from grand inquisitor Jeremy Paxman on the PPP's hereditary lineage.

Me: Ooh, it could be a series of fake journal entries!