Sentence examples for public entry from inspiring English sources

Whatever terms like the Sexual Revolution suggest, only now has public entry been permitted again.

"The Apprentice" will offer its winner a quick, highly public entry into the real estate world.

The sport would, in words of CLR James, allow the country "a public entry into the comity of nations".

There is no general public entry to the temple itself, but the world-famous Tabernacle choir rehearses in public and puts on concerts at the nearby convention centre.

34-93-329-1908; www.fjmiro.cat; euros 7.50 euros) Fundaci??(Passeig de Gr?a 98; 34-93-496-1032; www.fundaciosunol.org) is a private collection of modern art newly open to the public; entry 4 euros.

Most private timber tracts in the West, including those owned by Plum Creek, have traditionally been open to recreational use, treated as public entry ways into the vast national forests, grasslands and wilderness areas that in Montana alone add up to nearly 46,000 square miles, about the size of New York State.

My own research and book on Kennedy made public entries from the diary of Dr. Max Jacobson, the New York doctor who regularly (and very secretly) injected Kennedy with speedballs of vitamins, animal placentas and amphetamines.

B1 Plans Pour In for 9/11 Memorial By the 5 p.m. deadline for public entries in the competition to design the memorial to the World Trade Center site, thousands of proposals had poured into a nondescript warehouse on West 36th Street in Manhattan.

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While public entries can be viewed by all users, private entries can be only viewed by the owner as personal research notes.

Pensioners in Sweden and Norway get discounts on public transport, entry to museums and an income-tested housing allowance is available.