Sentence examples for more entrances from inspiring English sources

"Snatch" includes more entrances than Joan Crawford made in her entire career.

In fact, Holt's personal life throughout this period involved more entrances and exits than the average Open Space production.

Shaft is a Manhattan police detective when first introduced, and he makes more entrances than Joan Crawford did in her entire career.

They do not climb but are excellent diggers, constructing burrows with one or more entrances and with galleries that are connected to chambers for nesting, food storage, and other activities.

For example, the creation of a new wing for the Fisher collection, the sprawling private collection of Don Fisher, founder of the Gap clothing company, provides the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art with an opportunity to add more entrances and tweak its public face.

They stress that while lower labor costs are admittedly part of the plan, the larger goal is improving the system: providing discounts and transfers, making announcements reliable, running trains faster and closer together with the help of computers and keeping more entrances open round the clock with automated turnstiles and vending machines.

Europeans are perhaps even more entranced than Americans by Mr Obama's message of "change" and "hope".

At the Olympics, the organizers added more entrance points with metal detectors.

Under his guidance I became ever more entranced by these beautiful (and endangered) creatures.

It is even more entrancing at night, and $9 gets you to the top.

First of all there is the Bergmanesque beauty of the ocean, more entrancing to fixate upon than a fire.