Sentence examples for serious entries from inspiring English sources

Most of the information will be old news to serious Obologists and McCainiacs, and some of their serious entries are arguable.

A recent tasting in London featured 30 bag-in-the-box wines, all of them serious entries from France, Spain, and Italy.

Which naturally sets the stage for one of the "serious" entries to take top honours instead, with Russia's Dima Bilan (who finished second to Finland in 2006) and his Timbaland-produced ballad Believing, Ukraine's cracking Kylie soundalike Shady Lady, and Sweden's Charlotte Perrelli - a previous contest winner in 1999 - all in the frame.

It's not a serious entry into the discussion.

But further investigation reveals that Opera Omnia is a serious entry into the ranks of small-bore companies in New York.

The opening piece, "Why I Make Dances," is its first and most serious entry, covering a range of moods.

That case, which resulted in manslaughter convictions for the two brothers, is the most serious entry in the criminal history of Mr. Williams, 40, who now goes by Ophadell and was the driver of the casino bus that overturned on Interstate 95 and hit a signpost on Saturday, killing 15 passengers.

The disruptive HDTV system, UPPLEVA, is a serious entry into a stale market.

Coming this fall is Volvo's sleek (yes, sleek) S80 sedan, the firm's most serious entry in the luxury field against Mercedes, BMW, Acura and Lexus.

Lincoln is another disaster in the making: The LS, a rear-wheel-drive sedan and Lincoln's first serious entry against the European sport sedans, is probably not in Ford's future product plans.

This pertained to 20%% of victims, and in such cases we noted that victims were abused multiple times, and we coded the presumably most 'intrusive' or serious entry of each characteristic across all situations as pertaining to that victim (e.g., 'rape' over 'fondling'fatherher' over 'classmate', and age 8 over age 17).