Sentence examples for its entrants from inspiring English sources

But then the Ryder Cup, the biennial US-Europe golfing showdown, is unusual, and not just because its entrants receive no prize money.

The London College of Osteopathy limits its entrants to those who possess the M.D. degree, and the 14-month course is meant to be a postgraduate training that stresses the musculoskeletal system and manipulative therapy.

But given the "wide open" race — as Koch himself termed it in his final interview, not long before he died — and the diversity of its entrants, the echo will no doubt continue to resound.

They are incentivised either to avoid working at the school or to screen its entrants and tell parents of those with special needs they'd be better off at the school down the road.

Its proposed admissions policy for 2013 entry reveals plans to increase the number from outside its immediate area to 50%, and to test and "band" pupils so its entrants reflect the national average spread of abilities.

This show takes its entrants to Camp Blanding, a Marine base in Florida, and puts them in two squads under the intensely watchful eyes of four real-life drill instructors.

Pharmacia Pharmacia got its entrant, SU5416, when it bought Sugen for $650 million in stock in 1999.

Local anthem: Anton Ewald – Begging Eurovision is taken so seriously in Stockholm that it hosts an X Factor-style talent contest, Melodifestivalen, to pick its entrant – resulting in a Europop masterclass each year.

Hewlett-Packard unveiled its entrant in the tablet race in February.

Azerbaijan finished runners up last year with its entrant, Farid Mammadov, scoring a surprise 234 points.

Then the Nigerian Olympic committee decided not to send its entrant, Jacqueline Esimaje.