Sentence examples for given an entry from inspiring English sources

The Czech government confirmed yesterday that Mr Lukashenko would not be given an entry visa to attend the second day of the summit when leaders of the 46-member Euro Atlantic Partnership Council are due to meet.

The Listener had long since fled, however, responding to a bold ride from Daryl Jacob with several leaps that would serve him well in a National, if ever he were given an entry.

On a day of Classic Clues, Andre Fabre sent out a rare Newmarket runner in Intello and duly won the Feilden Stakes with the 6-4 favourite, who will be given an entry in the French Derby.

In 2006 he was given an entry in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.

Mae, through the help of an old college friend, Annie, now a high-profile member of The Circle, is given an entry-level position as a CE (customer experience) representative.

However, the stitch doesn't pierce the material which would give an entry point for water.

She is Australia's second participant in Eurovision after Australia was given a wildcard entry last year, with entrant Guy Sebastian coming fifth with his song Tonight Again.

The son would have to fit in at Oxford, but necessarily not be among the cream of the applicants, and would be given a 'guaranteed entry'.

Museums The usual entry fee at the RISD Museum at the Rhode Island School of Design in Providence, 224 Benefit Street, (401) 454-6500, is $5; however I was given a free entry when I agreed to fill out a questionnaire.

Australia was given a wildcard entry to the 60th edition of the competition, to be held in Vienna, Austria.

Data handling: GPs choosing to respond using the web were given a unique entry number to complete their questionnaire.