Sentence examples for no entry on from inspiring English sources

He wonders (marvellously) why the "New Grove Dictionary of Opera" has no entry on "Singing".

There was no entry on Abusalha in any FBI or counterterrorism database.

There is no entry on the harpsichord (considered too European), but there is a thorough history of the electric guitar.

To keep the swarms of foreign journalists at bay, Mr Walesa sticks a sign reading "Typhus: No Entry" on the door of his flat.

Tellingly, there is no entry on George Orwell's "Newspeak" and in general too little weight is given to the political use of a supposedly neutral vocabulary.

No entry on 18th century French aesthetics is complete without some discussion of Rousseau.

There are 35 bushmasters living in Souza's private snake sanctuary, which has a "No Entry" sign on the door bearing a large skull and crossbones.

There was no entry of any kind on classical music.

No entries on national cinemas.

Christopher Costelloe, director of the Victorian Society, said: "For the first time we have no entries on the top 10 for London or the south-east.

Since Iran is on the countries on the no-entry list, one can't foresee a good relationship, surely.