Sentence examples for has no entries from inspiring English sources
To the east, Poole has no entries, and Bournemouth squeaks by with one.
Unfortunately, the H.T.O.E.D. has far more adjectives describing horse temperament (lunt, well-mouthed, breachy and dozens more) than synonyms for a computer (the index has no entries at all for blog or Internet), so here, as with vampires, I took advantage of the adjacency in the thesaurus of similar concepts and fudged.
Among orphan NRs BindingDB has no entries for TLX, SHP and Rev-erbβ, even though, their ligands are reported in the literature.
It is shown that the algorithms will terminate in finite many steps under the assumption that A has no zero entries and the comparison matrix of A is nonsingular.
(Shiller also points out that "bailout" has no entry in the twenty-volume Oxford English Dictionary).
He wonders (marvellously) why the "New Grove Dictionary of Opera" has no entry on "Singing".
Arabic-language material on Poland is scanty: Wikipedia has no entry for Poland's 'Takaful' movement (the rough equivalent of 'Solidarity').
A wealthy and private man (he has no entry in Who's Who), Mr. Segal had a circle of intensely loyal and admiring friends who regarded him as a man of deep spirituality and exceptional character.
On a buzzy, bar-lined street in Friedrichshain, Süss War Gestern has no entry charge before 11pm, a winning combination of retro nostalgia and a packed dance floor at weekends.
The New Grove Dictionary of Opera has no entry for Sousa at all, although pieces like "The Glass Blowers," played on Saturday afternoon at the Glimmerglass Opera, were busily performed and warmly received during the first quarter of the 20th century.
