Sentence examples for one-time entry from inspiring English sources

The younger Bush is no one-time entry in our list of influential State of the Union addresses, though.

They also derive income from travelers who buy memberships in lounge programs or passes for one-time entry.

Family members competed in 40 local and regional events, paying a one-time entry fee of $65 per player, she said.

Possibly as a result of this concentrated action, Robert Bonner, the commissioner of Customs and Border Protection, recently announced that journalists arriving without an I visa may be allowed a one-time entry but should be advised that they must apply for it for any future journeys.

The customers will utilize an August smart lock to allow delivery drivers a one-time entry into their home.

No, actually, it's not — but that sort of monthly pass, at the low end, is something that might be collected into a single yearly fee, or even a one-time entry fee, like Metafilter.

That reduced goodwill to a one-time bookkeeping entry regularly ignored by Wall Street.

Then you can (un lock the door for them with one touch on your phone or share a one-time pin code for entry.

Two factor just means someone has to supply both a login password and some other piece of uniquely identifying information such as a PIN or one-time code to gain entry to a system or application.

Saturday afternoon, just one day after John McCain unveiled Sarah Palin as his running mate, the liberal website Daily Kos posted a shocking story written by the anonymous "ArcXIX" (a one-time Kos diarist whose entry has now been scrubbed away according to their own search engine).

Navigon made waves not long ago by introducing GPS units with free map upgrades for a one-time fee, unique among entry-level GPS units.