"We made an entry in our register, and we didn't have to give him any papers," Mr. Sandhu said.
Consider, too, the linguistic peekaboo of "The Full Monty," a phrase now so familiar that it was recently made an entry in the Oxford English Dictionary.
It isn't a surprise that Henry Miller's made an entry in this list in fact, it could hardly be a list of banned books without it.
In direct competition with Southampton, Stony Brook already has made an entry in the East End health care market with its outpatient facility in Hampton Bays, which offers consultation services in a variety of specialized areas, including gastrointestinal, pediatric and vascular surgery.
A nursing aide made an entry in the record indicating that he observed her sleeping when she was actually lying facedown and dying, and the aide was on a break, the report said.
Over the past eight weeks, she took the tablets before she planned to have sex, and for every time she put a pill on her tongue, she was supposed to make an entry in her online diary about her level of lust.
Once you have uploaded the file somewhere you should make an entry in the table below and send an email to the parsec-users mailing list to let people know.
As if that was not enough, Harman also had to face claims the new Commons rules coming into force next week would lead to MPs getting a criminal record if they do not make an entry in the register of members' interest when they receive a bunch of flowers.
After I'd done this for a while, it struck me that it's essentially what I'd been doing for years with especially persistent personal worries: I'd make an entry in my calendar two or three weeks from today, and resolve not to fret about the matter till then.
