Sentence examples similar to takes entry from inspiring English sources

But I'm gonnAfterw highthat I'm not gonna let thischool .

I understand I will have to take entry tests too; when is the right time to take them?

The internet has taken entry costs for new broadcasters right down, so we will be making the most of that".

Duke's Carlos Boozer took entry passes from Jay Wiliams and kicked them out to Shane Battier for jump shots.

"Many migrants spoke about how and why they had taken entry level jobs for which they were over-qualified; because they saw Britain as a country where promotion and progression in the workplace were possible for those who work hard".

In fact, the Americans, and certainly their media, take entry into the HoF so seriously any snub would be considered a punishment so ghastly as to approach eternal damnation.

In other words, the well-known result in the price-setting game can be reversed when we take entry threats into consideration.

The authors note that even small changes in the pass rates of students taking entry level computer science courses would impact tens of thousands of students who might otherwise be discouraged by their struggles and leave computer science pursuits altogether.

With or without permission, Germany would take entry through Spain and attack Gibraltar driving the British out of the Western Mediterranean.

The partial correlation of mean postgraduate attainment with minutes of assessment time, after taking entry qualifications into account remained significant (partial r S, =.456, p = .038, 19 df).

The proper way to assess the effect of entry qualifications is to assess the partial correlation of mean postgraduate attainment with minutes of assessment, after taking entry qualifications into account.