Sentence examples for normal entrance from inspiring English sources
There is the normal entrance charge to the museum itself, but no additional cost for the recital: (860) 229-0257.
The normal entrance for visitors is across the glass bridge, which leads into an open-topped, black-and-white-striped concrete pod from which the whole of the extraordinary 80m by 24m space can be surveyed.
The door of the west front is not used as the normal entrance to the cathedral, which is through the southwest porch which is in an ornate Tudor style.
The Education Law on Upper Secondary Education of 1992 entitles students to attend schools and university, and to receive appropriate supports for doing so, but does not exempt them from the normal entrance requirements, such as demonstrating a given level of reading or mathematics achievement.
The tour costs €8 on top of the normal €12 entrance (which includes entrance to the Colosseum, Palatine and Forum).
No one makes a normal theatrical entrance or exit.
De La Rosa, sidelined since mid-March, did his normal pre-entrance bullpen routine, threw eight warmup pitches off the mound and 26 competitive pitches to hitters.
To excite only one branch of the dispersion surface, the surface normals, for the entrance point of the incident wavefield and the exit point for the reflected wavefield, have to be within (π/2 − θ) of the diffraction vector (crystal plane normal) (Fig. 12 ▶ a).
On a normal weekday morning, the entrance to the 72nd Street subway stop at Broadway can resemble the gates at a rock concert, with lines of commuters waiting outside just to get through the turnstiles.
The set of measures included (1) digital resources to review normal structures and an entrance examination for enforcement, (2) digital course slides highlighting normal and abnormal tissues, and (3) self-diagnostic quizzes.
A weighted sum of the mean doses to the liver, the heart, and the normal tissue in the entrance region is minimized, subject to the constraints that every PTV voxel receives a dose larger than one.
