Sentence examples for sole entry from inspiring English sources

Paramount's sole entry is "Monsters vs. Aliens," a hit at the box office and in toy stores.

And there are a few artists whose presence in the Feldberg Collection constitutes their sole entry in the art-historical record.

Take Chomsky's sole entry in Bartlett's Quotations, "colorless green ideas sleep furiously"; even if you don't know what it means, you can still immediately apprehend that the sentence is grammatical, whereas "green furiously ideas colorless sleep" is not.

The campaign comes a bit more than a year after Condé Nast announced that it would close two of its bridal magazines, Elegant Bride and Modern Bride, leaving Brides as the company's sole entry in the field.

At the 30th Street Men's Shelter in Manhattan, for example, the city's sole entry point for the 19,915 men who sought shelter last year, 10 felonies were reported in 2001: four assaults -- all against uniformed Department of Homeless Services peace officers -- five drug offenses and one robbery.

The sole entry from broadcast is the period piece "Downton Abbey," which PBS imports from Britain's ITV.

Their sole index entry for syrah is Pindar, in Peconic.

Chief among them was George Schuster, a mechanic and driver for the sole American entry, a Thomas Flyer.

Jacob was the sole new entry in the boys' top ten, moving up 5 places to number seven.

He built the 15-foot-high purple and yellow costume topped with a fringe of purple ostrich feathers and a flower-shaped bustle that will be D'Midas's sole queen entry in this year's event.

Sir Michael Stoute will walk the course at Ascot this morning before deciding whether to declare Gamut, his sole remaining entry, for the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes at the course on Saturday.