Sentence examples for he was granted entry from inspiring English sources

When social services weren't available he was granted entry anyway.

He was 17 in 1938 when he left Germany days before the Nazi-led Kristallnacht pogroms and, on his own, made his way to what was then the British mandate of Palestine, where he was granted entry as a student.

But the "Blade Runner's" determination to encourage kids with disabilities to take on sports began even before he was granted entry to the Olympic stage.

Although Nixon was granted entry to Harvard and Yale, he couldn't afford the tuition -- so he instead enrolled at Whittier College in California, where he ran track and played basketball and football.

Manoucehr was granted entry to America some nine months later, but by then it was too late: he had three businesses, and the UK was home.

Bahmanzadeh was granted entry to America some nine months later, but by then it was too late: He had three businesses, and the UK was home.

If Cubans are caught on the water, the U.S. Coast Guard will send them back to Cuba, but if they show up on land — at the Texas border, for instance — they are granted entry and allowed to apply for a green card.

Eventually, though, with a brisk and officious stamp of my passport, I was granted entry to the Kingdom of Cambodia.

I heeded her tip, and on a Tuesday afternoon at 3pm, only had to wait 20 minutes or so before I was granted entry.

Instead, Strydom was granted entry to that most exclusive of Academy Awards after-parties, the one sponsored by "Vanity Fair" magazine that requires an Oscar for admittance.

Instead, as the Economic Policy Institute EPII) has repeatedly shown, this "model" -- essentially used when China was granted entry into the World Trade Organization (WTO) and later replicated in a trade agreement with Korea -- has resulted in massive U.S. trade deficits and job losses, downward pressure on wages, and unprecedented levels of inequality.