Sentence examples for give us entry from inspiring English sources

So, none of us should think that just because we bought a ticket for the game 10 years ago that it will give us entry tomorrow.

We reserved tickets online at TributeWTC.org and selected the combo option that would give us entry to the Tribute Museum, a guided walking tour and entrance to the 9/11 memorial site.

There are currently 700,000 copies of keys made every day (down from nearly a million a few years ago), but soon biometrics, digital access points or some other technology that no one except Google has thought of yet, will give us entry to places and things.

To say we were overjoyed when the Census Bureau called us last week to give us entry-level positions would be a massive understatement.

It gives us entry into what Nathaniel Hawthorne, in one of his notebooks, described as "that pleasant mood of mind where gaiety and pensiveness ­intermingle".

When met, this demon is residing in Edmund Whitlock, an actor whose life gives us entry into the colorful world of traveling theatricals.

Part of the attraction of Nissan, he says, is that "it gave us entry into Japan and the United States": Renault had twice before had to beat a retreat from America.

In time, death gives us entry into conversations that can transform lives: social injustices can be toppled, cultural fissures healed and new life embodied.

I like to think that one of the many things that literature can do is that it gives us entry into subjects that might be difficult to talk about.

"By doing so, Director Comey will give us unprecedented entry into the corridors of power, and a remarkable lesson in leadership itself".

Drawing on his years serving various U.S. presidents, Miller stated, "Director Comey will give us unprecedented entry into the corridors of power, and a remarkable lesson in leadership itself".