Sentence examples for introducing an entry from inspiring English sources

ABC is also introducing an entry in the new category of "event series" – "The Assets" (Thursdays at 10), an eight-part drama about the Central Intelligence Agency's efforts in 1985 to ferret out the spy Aldrich Ames.

Why did the Science Museum decide that, despite going to an unethical sponsor with an image problem for funding, it still needed to introduce an entry charge?

Despite securing sponsorship from an oil and gas company that is recklessly planning to drill seven new wells in the fragile Arctic, the London museum has also introduced an entry charge, restricting access to those visitors able to pay.

His new policy introduces an "entry" level for sentenced male prisoners for the first two weeks during which they are not to be allowed to wear their own clothes.

Despite securing sponsorship from an oil and gas company that is recklessly planning to drill seven new wells in the fragile Arctic, the London museum has also introduced an entry charge, restricting access to those visitors able to pay.

Because Assos has always been quite expensive, they recently introduced an entry level model, the Mille bib, which still features the free floating chamois and is just $159.

The company also introduced an entry-level camera that features a rear facing LCD screen.

Kingston also introduced an entry-level PCIe NVMe SSD for notebooks and desktops (the A1000 PCIe NVMe 3D SSD.

Gender Wheels In introducing a blog entry titled "Dude, you bought a girl car?" Will Thompson of the Automotive Blogger felt compelled to write a long "disclaimer".

The Pars' website said: "The club are also fully investigating all costs and savings that would be made by introducing an all-ticket entry policy on match days.

In the end, we introduced an overarching ENTRY concept (see modelling) and added it to the extended PCROM.