Sentence examples for some entry from inspiring English sources

That Mr. Adams's father is a major American composer has surely given him some entry into the professional music world.

"There's a trade-off between having some entry, not from the best banks, and adding some risk to the banking system," says Stijn Claessens, another World Bank economist.

Suppose that a user reads some entry, discovers that it is inaccurate, and then issues a Write to update the entry.

And while some entry points allow a couple of dozen permits a day for groups of up to nine, on others the number can be as low as one a day for those in search of a wilder and lonelier experience.

"It's an amazing thing that we can make learning available to people regardless of geography, regardless of ability to pay, regardless of ability to take some entry test; they just want to learn.

A Tokyo commute is also hugely high-tech: some entry gates use piezoelectric floors to power themselves by harnessing your foot energy.

[010 Thomas – AD. GOA:some. entry i/v] We know that hopelessness is a nocebic state of mind [ 28] and it seems likely that homeopathy's ability to engender hope is one of the ways its effects could be mediated.

There are undeniably some entry-level laughs at, say, Scottish tight-fistedness and the English stiff upper lip.

"It's going to attract some entry-level gaming enthusiasts who were on the fence about the 3DS," Mr. Ward said.

Some entries are illegible.

Some entries are stunningly moving.