Sentence examples for outside entry from inspiring English sources

It was not likely that Mathe held a heart suit good enough to establish with one lead, plus an outside entry.

$600,000 to $899,999 Flemington $660,000 17 Covered Bridge Road Number of bedrooms: 5 Number of full bathrooms: 2 Number of half bathrooms: 1 Time on the market: 1 day 3-year-old colonial; ceramic foyer, laundry room with outside entry, screened gazebo, 1-acre landscaped lot with 2-level pond and waterfall; taxes $11,383; listed at $660,000.

$600,000 to $899,999 Port Washington $670,000 50 Davis Road Number of bedrooms: 4 Number of full bathrooms: 2 Number of half bathrooms: 0 Weeks on market: 2 months 81-year-old colonial; living-room fireplace, den, walk-up attic, full basement with outside entry, 2-car garage, 101-by-68-ft.

Question: I recently received a form from the property manager of my apartment complex asking me to verify that all my windows and swinging outside entry doors had locks.

Thai volunteers turned up at the scene to search in vain for an outside entry in the mountainous jungle above the cave, or just to cook meals for the rescuers.

Both models showed a higher level of stress associated with the outside entries of the panels.

Five hundred people filled the auditorium; another three hundred and fifty listened in the cafeteria, and more than a hundred stood outside, demanding entry.

On arrival at Kogarah Oval, the scene was an unexpected one: just a lone, scowling Uzbek journalist was present, pacing around outside the entry gates.

Putting a perch outside the entry hole can be a bad idea, as it may provide a spot for a predator to perch and snatch a nestling.

Outside the entry region (r/a⪆25) there is good agreement between experimental and theoretical profiles, which approach the predictions of first order theory within 15% for reasonable flowrates, making design studies of the electrolyser simple.

Safety belt or harness with attached lifeline shall be used by all workers entering the space with the free end of the line secured outside the entry opening.