Sentence examples for in its entry from inspiring English sources

The BBC would have shown more pride in its entry if it had announced it on Teletext, or via a series of cryptic classified ads like serial killers do when they start to get an inflated sense of their own infamy.

The Admaston was converted to condos around the same time, but did not address its lobby until a decade later, when it laid similar marble over the terrazzo in its entry, and put up a canvas canopy, a sine qua non for a co-op.

It even snapped a picture of Beagle, in its entry capsule, receding into the distance.

Photo: Patrons of Newark Symphony Hall in its entry area recently.

In its entry for Périgueux, in what was once Aquitaine in south-west France, Frommer's Guide says, "its attractions probably won't hold your interest more than a day".

Indeed, Garner's Modern American Usage, a style and grammar manual, declares in its entry on the word that "sounding the P has traditionally been viewed as semiliterate".

The famous Explanatory Dictionary of the Live Great Russian Language by Vladimir Dalʼ in fact combines the features of a descriptive and projective dictionary as it includes in its entries both existing lexical units and those that illustrate the formative power of the morphological system.

That, in its entry-level form, it's economical too is the icing on the cake.

This was partly due to the fact that the COSMIC database also referenced to GeneID in its entries.

A i (k,γ) is constant matrix with the elements of k and γ contained in its entries.

While Uber has been relatively well received in Kenya, its entry has brought some protests and even violence connected to disruption of local taxi operators.