Sentence examples for in entry from from inspiring English sources

That day, the White House quietly released a one-and-a-half-page letter signed by the Attorney General, Jeff Sessions, and the Homeland Secretary, John Kelly, which laid out the "weaknesses in our immigration system that pose a risk to our Nation's security" and urged the President to direct "a temporary pause in entry" from "certain countries".

British scholar Smart and Davies (1982) proposed a Roof Beam Tilt Theory, and its basic idea was to restrict the roof subsidence in entry from the coal side to the edge of gob side, he also put forward the standpoints that the inclination angle of roof and the rotation fulcrum position should act as two important parameters as to support design for retained entry.

This effect could be seen in English, with a 42% increase in entries from those younger than 16.

Money Diaries initially featured mainly affluent women from cities such as New York and Los Angeles, but it soon began sprinkling in entries from women earning less, and in smaller towns and cities.

Last year more than 200 species were noted in entries from all sorts of people, including JIMMY and ROSALYNN CARTER, who wrote simply that they were headed for a bird walk.

Since launching around the height of the dot.com bubble of the early 2000s, Wharton's Business Plan Competition has seen ever increasing diversity in entries from student entrepreneurs.

The sites have said they took in more than $200 million in entry fees from at least 600,000 customers in New York state.

In her notebooks, too, she could rehearse her self-consciousness, as in this entry from December of 1957: On Keeping a Journal.

In this entry from July 16th , 1863 she writes about the slaves who abandoned their masters in pursuit of freedom with the union army.

In another entry, from Fallujah, he writes, "The Iraqis are an interesting people.

And in an entry from the 18th April, he wrote: "I am lucky to be alive!