Sentence examples for past the entry from inspiring English sources
In the past the entry list included Rover's turbine cars and Nissan's bizarre delta-shaped device.
Past the entry, the dimensions narrow to submarine scale.
Exploring small towns in Eastern Europe United States citizens require only a valid passport to enter Slovakia; for Hungary, the passport must be valid for six months past the entry date.
As we moved past the entry to the living room, I was immediately greeted by a large space with an assembly of about twenty elegant African-American women seated on plush sofas and chairs among decorations positioned atop a profusion of table tops, book shelves and armoires.
The expression of a dominant negative form of Chd1 results in increased stalling of PolII past the entry site of the promoter proximal nucleosomes.
It will also help you decide if you want to sew and expand your sewing skills past the entry level machine.
It also made possible the biggest economic change of the past century, the entry of tribes into the gaming business.This began with the Seminole tribe in Florida and the Cabazon Mission Band of Indians, a tiny tribe in southern California.
In the past, entry into the United States was denied only to members of 28 groups that were formally designated as terrorist organizations by the State Department.
It is not hard to uncover the reasons why we naturally do tend to think of the past as special, and assume that both physical causation and physical explanation work only in the past present/future direction (see the entry on thermodynamic asymmetry in time).
They are, in fact, the devices most often used for gaming by those ages 2 to 17, according to a recent NPD Group report, which tracks video game sales in the U.S. "In the past, the computer was considered the entry point for gaming for most kids, but the game has changed now that mobile has moved into that position," the company said in a statement.
In the past, the United States has banned entry to homosexuals, members of certain political movements, and people seen as nonwhite.
