Sentence examples for low entrances from inspiring English sources

From the window of my room in the academy's guest house I could see dozens of these hollows set high up on the cliff, their low entrances black with shadows.

Making obvious improvements in the subway system — like berms or gates around low entrances and ventilation gratings; improved drainage; overflow reservoirs; and the like — must be considered before Wednesday's extraordinary events become ordinary, or worse.

At the low entrance, called the Door of Humility, the air was acrid with urine.

Near the low entrance are two facing churches, one Roman Catholic and one English Reformed.

"The direct-selling industry has quite a low entrance threshold," says Wang Yi, who teaches at the Beijing Business Management College.

Our room, up some wonky stairs, is in the oldest part of the building: low entrance, sloping ceiling, gigantic beams overlooking the square.

With more and more competitors entering the industry, which has a low entrance barrier, after-school teachers needed to find ways to attract students, and the so-called tutor kings and queens were born.

Chagnon's account of his first encounter with the tribe is legendary: he crept through the low entrance of a shabono, startling a group of Yanomami warriors — the dozen "filthy, hideous men" — who had just concluded a bloody club fight with a neighboring village over the abduction of seven women.

Hopefully it will be able to maintain that magic balance between requested features and a low entrance fee.

A low entrance price signals that you are confident that your product will create value for the customer.

The simple and open technology, and low entrance costs in the coastal fisheries have secured employment in fisheries dependent districts, especially in Northern Norway.