Sentence examples for place of entry from inspiring English sources

The authorities in the state of Acre, a place of entry for the Haitians in the Brazilian Amazon, have also differed with federal authorities on the issue.

It had entered just above my pubic bone and come out of my right buttock, slightly lower than the place of entry and well off to the side.

The warehouse is the place of entry and exit for all UNICEF supplies.

In a study in São Paulo State, Brazil, tungiasis was identified as the place of entry in 10% of tetanus cases (23 ).

While companies benefit from a wide pool of qualified applicants, unpaid interns are taking the place of entry-level jobs.

What do you think about internships taking the place of entry-level positions?

About one in five visitors to the United States already undergoes extra questioning and security checks in what is called secondary inspection at places of entry.

The CP is also one of the first places of entry for the immune cells during neurological disorders, as shown in the experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis model of multiple sclerosis [ 12].

This is a key part of what Sadie calls the "historical and evaluative placing" of entries in the dictionary.

The Agriculture Department has set up an emergency hot line to give advice on foot-and-mouth disease, halted the importation of meat and meat products from the European Union and placed ports of entry on heightened alert.

And Atocha was no longer an exotic place, a port of entry and departure.