Sentence examples for getting an entry from inspiring English sources
He'll be getting an entry for the Grand National".
In Accra, they were met at the airport by a uniformed Ghanaian official who led them straight into arrivals without going through passport control or getting an entry stamp.
With this kind of performance, the company is now getting an entry into the top 1,000 corporate accounts and is being asked to bid for more data center accounts.
"It took seven-and-a-half hours to fly to Ghana," says Badi, "and that plane driver was putting his foot down". In Accra, they were met at the airport by a uniformed Ghanaian official who led them straight into arrivals without going through passport control or getting an entry stamp.
In the studio, he recounted a classic immigrant's success story: arriving from Mexico at the age of 20, washing dishes, getting an entry-level job at a factory, and working his way up to head a company that has $300 million in annual sales.
When Emily Li Mandri '09 found herself contemplating life after Hopkins during January of her senior year, she considered going to graduate school for art history or possibly getting an entry-level job in the arts.
Working with only one company is like getting an entry-level job and never moving up.
You will probably have better luck getting an entry-level job that does not require multiple years of experience.
He'll probably get an entry in the Paddy Power [Cheltenham].
He is certainly likely to get an entry in the Grand National".
