Sentence examples similar to the initial entrance from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Sanders were tied in the initial entrance-exit poll estimates; she ultimately won by around 5.5 points.

"At this time we were able to rescue dozens and dozens of people," Mina said of the officers' initial entrance into the club.

In the following link, my mother tells of her initial entrance into the Black Freedom Movement of the 1960's when she first heard Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, and the threats facing a white person who was willing to support the Black Freedom Movement of that time.

An initial reference to this type of sediments and pollutants such as dioxins was given from the Elbe river basin by Förstner et al. (2004 [56]); the common characteristics of historically contaminated sediments ("HCSs") and "historical pollutants" ("HPs") is the limited ability for applying proactive measures to reduce their initial entrance into the aquatic environment.

True, Pacino's shouting is largely confined to when he's in character ("Oh, SaaaAAAAAAAAaaaalomé! he roars as he makes his initial entrance") but the ever-increasing chaos of a triple-production does make for some fraught scenes.

Harnevo told me that when Eyeview announced its Series B early last year, it was still making its initial entrance into the U.S. market.

Complicating matters was fundraising, which failed to pick up after Huntsman's initial entrance into the race.

It is shown that dynamics of particle motion inside the channel (at angles of incidence up to 0.2 rad) is governed by initial entrance conditions.

She asked one question: Have you ever crossed illegally besides your initial entrance?

"He is the chauffeur and he drives me in and her out," she said, gesturing to Ms. Halprin and speaking now of their initial entrances in "Be With".

The Oval is considered to be the initial and official visual entrance to the Stanford University campus.