Sentence examples for them to entry from inspiring English sources

A ticket on the fourth day entitled them to entry at Durham's next Twenty20 match; they witnessed far more cricket than anticipated, which included defiance that was silky (from Dinesh Chandimal), plucky (from Rangana Herath) and lucky (in that England's high standards in the field faltered as Jonny Bairstow and James Vince spilled chances they should have taken).

But insisting on them prior to entry amounts to "misplaced paternalism", according to Mr Buiter.

Mr. Deutch's intelligence clearances were revoked last year because he had violated security rules by keeping classified information on computers at his house that were connected to the Internet, making them vulnerable to entry by hackers.

Patients will continue to have the same access to specialist medical and palliative care services as was available to them prior to entry into the trial.

Patients will continue to have the same access to specialized medical services as available to them prior to entry into the trial.

Patients randomised to the control group continue with optimal medical management as prescribed by their healthcare provider with the same access to generalist (GP, district nurse) and specialist medical (respiratory, cardiology, neurology) and palliative care services (community, hospital, hospice) as was available to them prior to entry into the trial.

The attackers first installed malware — malicious software — that enabled them to gain entry to any computer on The Times's network.

Very quietly, a consortium of museums has persuaded the Illinois legislature to allow them to charge entry fees to out-of-staters on the 52 free museum days each year mandated by the General Assembly.

Marko Djokovic is no stranger to wild cards, having received more than 40 of them to gain entry into professional tournaments of various levels in both singles and doubles since 2007.

Executive orders are telling them to refuse entry to anyone from a list of seven Muslim-majority nations; rulings by federal judges are telling them to let the people they're holding free immediately.

Police appeared to have been granted a section 8 warrant, allowing them to force entry and search the property for drugs, paperwork linked to criminal offences, cash, phones, computers and sat navs in the "intelligence-led" operation.