Sentence examples for opening entry from inspiring English sources

This is not just because this show, the opening entry in a season devoted to the work of the estimable Negro Ensemble Company, offers an onstage version of Lucretia's younger self in the exquisite form of Yaya DaCosta, in a lovely New York debut.

I hope you all enjoyed the picture of Glenn Hoddle in our opening entry - some tremendous hair.

For example, Angel Island and Ellis Island were actually quarantine detention stations, rationing rather than opening entry to the United States.

This morning's opening entry in our impromptu Politics Live Tumblr: Australian political leaders looking at things.

The opening entry is on Amanullah, Afghanistan's king from 1919 to 1929.

The opening entry, "A Short History of Hairdressing," is an arch portrait of a man's entire life, from childhood to late middle age, all glimpsed from the vantage point of his trips to the barber over these many years.

The card was a little thin, so the racing office re-opened entries until Friday to try and pump up the fields.

The relatively open entry system means that standards can vary almost as wildly as styles.

"We are disappointed that (Virginia) gave these folks temporary authority, but it is not open entry.

During a practice game Thursday against the White Birch Club's United States Open entry, the Britons changed ponies after every chukker in the hopes of finding a few suitable matches.

The building will be pushed back 20 feet from the corner, enabling it to rise 70 feet at its entrance and providing an open entry plaza.