Sentence examples for has got its entry from inspiring English sources

Observers say Dr Reddy's, despite its late entry, has got its entry strategy right in SA.

Mr. Klein's new deputy for teaching and learning, Diana Lam, accompanied him on a seven-school tour and for the first time revealed some of her own priorities, saying that "literacy has got to be the entry point".

But the most that Britain can claim on this score is that it has got the long and tortuous entry negotiations going.

He replied: "Probably not, if I'm absolutely honest, but I gather that the British entry has got a slightly higher chance than usual, is that right?" Interviewer Mark Murphy asked if he knew who was representing the UK.

Its state has got smaller.

Since we've got an entry for Joseph HAYDN, it's only appropriate that today's Wordplay video is his 47th Symphony, known as "the Palindrome".

The parliamentarians who would have commented or criticised this bill have been prevented from doing so because they've got no entry to parliament, they've been suspended," Law said.

We're closing our contest at 12 noon, PST and we've got one entry so far.

Itisam Akhtar, office manager for the Birmingham branches, said that each case would be judged on its merits: "If they've got a recent entry on their credit record, we need to look at that with a bit of caution.

"We've got a great entry this year with more than 30 pre-World War Two vintage cars taking part and cars spanning a century of motoring". Last year nine course records were broken out of a possible 12 at the event organised by the Manx Motor Racing Club.

After confirming they've got the exact entry they wanted, they go to leave, then stop: something else has caught their eye.