Sentence examples for its point of entry from inspiring English sources

The city's there is the airport — its point of entry and exit, and in some ways its identity.

I think she's merely the voice's host, its point of entry into the continuum of Westerbury Road.

It opts, initially, for the oblique angle: in this case, historical analogy, along the lines of Miller's The Crucible, with the anarchist scare of the early 20th century forming its point of entry into the contemporary hysteria.

The associated viscosity increase acts against lateral flow and restricts plume material to its point of entry into an actively spreading rift.

Sojka et al. [4] reported, that due to its high sorptive ability and low mobility, high molecular weight PAM does not move more than a few centimetres from its point of entry into the soil.

A healthcare advisor to General Catalyst Partners and IBM Watson's clinical oncology group, as well as a technical founder of multiple startups, Jhaveri noted that there were a number of telemedicine companies on the market but the way in which Safe was using sexual health as its point of entry was novel and its integrations were impressive.

Ms. Hrycyna, the outsider, now insider, is also rethinking the delivery system and its points of entry.

Despite its lower point of entry and more workaday nameplate, the Murano – particularly the top-drawer Platinum model – feels every bit as opulent, fastidiously assembled and dynamically competent as its prime rival, the Lexus RX350.

And how! Cannily designed to please and repulse, "The Last King of Scotland" uses a self-anointed outsider, Nicholas Garrigan (Mr. McAvoy), as its initially empathic point of entry.

Surrounded by a 25-foot-high wall of concrete topped by a chain-link fence and razor wire, the compound sits deep inside the heavily defended Green Zone, its two points of entry guarded by Colombian Army veterans carrying shotguns and automatic rifles.

With this bloodthirsty charge, the undercover crime reporter heads off to the town on its muggy, woebegone riverbank, point of entry for much of the gang's shipments – and the venue where this troublemaker has been operating.