Sentence examples for handed in an entry from inspiring English sources
The encyclopedia's authors include renowned scholars--such as Martin Marty, considered the foremost historian of American religion--and also people famous for non-academic pursuits, such as Arthur Ashe, who before his death, last year, handed in an entry about the 1885 Cuban Giants, the city's first professional black baseball team.
The ceasefire has held astonishingly well: both the Ninjas and the Cocoyes are said to have put away their weapons—although only a token number have been handed in under the disarmament plan and the entry of government forces into rebel-held areas is proceeding smoothly.
It would be great to just hand in once a year or two or three all the necessary documents and receive a long-term multiple-entry visa".
Work in an entry level carpenter position.
Men were forced to hand in their pants in the cloakroom or else face a $250 "fine" for entry.
— Seven years ago, Jason Blewitt was a kid in shirt-sleeves who handed out entries and the occasional betting tip in the New York Racing Association's press boxes.
"I'm being advised to do that, reach out, hold Bar's hand," President Bush grumbled in a diary entry quoted in his memoirs, and he included a note that he wrote to his wife: "Sweetsie, Please look at how Mike and Kitty do it.
In case South had the ace, West led his club queen, a Deschapelles Coup establishing an entry in his partner's hand for the spade ten.
And if he threw a spade that suit could be played, establishing the nine in the closed hand with the last trump as an entry.
On the other hand, a low entry of degrees of freedom is needed when several spot joints are present in a complex structure.
