Sentence examples for promised entry from inspiring English sources

This was always going to happen: the two were promised entry by 2008 in any case.

Next, I joined an international party of archeologists who had been promised entry — but as we were waiting to board a Libyan Arab Airlines flight in Rome we were abruptly denied access to the plane.

A previous report released in April by UNICEF said the group's exact technique for inducing children to participate in suicide bombings remains uncertain, including whether the children are lied to or promised entry into heaven.

College graduates looking for a leg up in the job market are flocking to one- and two-year programs that promise entry to lucrative careers.

I promised an entry on preventing recidivism, but when I went through my list of suggestions, they were subsumed by much larger issues of income inequality, improving education, fixing the juvenile justice system and abolishing parole.

To demonstrate commitment to transparency, the task force quickly posted 25 works on a Web site (www.lostart.de) and promised more entries as the research progressed.

Surely the most coveted job is that of artist's assistant, which promises instant entry into the orbit of the art world.

This party or whatever promises free entry and til-the-morning-light longevity, so you're going to need several of these bags.

While it was cool to hear him acknowledge his mistake and promise free entry to the first 1,000 fans at his next LA show, being a professional would have been way cooler.

The government also promised to restrict entry into the zone, to monitor incoming flights and to ensure that chemicals used for processing cocaine not be allowed to enter.

Yang Hyeong-geun, a 20-year veteran of the Ssangyong assembly lines, said he and his colleagues initially welcomed Shanghai Auto because the Chinese company promised job security, entry to the vast China market, and new investment to double Ssangyong's annual capacity, to 400,000 cars.