Sentence examples for out of entries from inspiring English sources

The declarer won with the ace, led to the 10 and had run out of entries to his hand.

The first topsy-turvy is that South, playing in an optimistic three no-trump after a club lead, is in danger of running out of entries to his hand.

The government argues that the names removed from the register do not represent real people but are out-of-date entries.

Automatic queries will be generated in response to out-of-range entries to be investigated by study personnel at each site.

April: The lineup for the Cannes Film Festival is announced, and "The Artist" is listed as an out-of-competition entry, which sometimes can function as a kind of honorific.

Without relevant experience, many people are locked out of entry-level PR jobs.

More than half of the nation's high schools — 12,605 public schools and 3,334 private schools — offer at least one Advanced Placement course, and students take 2.6 million Advanced Placement exams in 37 subjects each year, generally earning college credit or placing out of entry-level classes for scores of 3 or above.

There he immediately places out of entry-level courses and immerses himself in higher mathematics, joining forces with an ancient, mysterious professor in an attempt to conquer the Riemann Hypothesis, a problem that has been baffling mathematicians since the mid-19th century.

Usually they start on one of the “mini tours,” privately owned affairs that pay prize money out of entry fees rather than sponsor cash.

Both the L&H and I.B.M. products provide for out-of-the-box number entry and commands for Microsoft Excel spreadsheets.

What I had a problem with was the dreaded "odd-man-out" of the entry DUEL AS I SAY, where the "L" sound is added to the beginning of the phrase, rather than at the end.