Sentence examples for those entered from inspiring English sources

The number of those entered for AS level has also increased, by 27.8% compared with 2009, up from 41,955 to 58,190.

Those entered in the largest such group, the National Kidney Registry, reduce their waiting time from several years (which they might not have) to an average of eight months.

The first urban dictionary entry for the phrase and practice appeared in 2011, but it was 2015 when the sport of pointing at some awful shoes (preferably Crocs) and shouting "what are those?!!" entered the mainstream.

In reality, some of the roads used by these new businesses would be different to those entered into the COBALT input file; however, as the TWFP maps directed all businesses to use the A19 or A1, the model will still be accurate to a level at which a basic analysis can be made.

And when Blaine stopped wearing his school uniform and started wearing bow ties instead, a number of those entered his wardrobe.

"Mr. Radel's guilty plea is similar to those entered every year by hundreds of other drug offenders in the District of Columbia who possess illegal narcotics.

Those entering university today know a lot.

Only 24percentt of those entering in 1995 succeeded in six years.

Minimum wage is no longer for those entering the workforce.

Easing the debt burden for those entering primary care would be a good first step.

Current students will not be affected, nor will those entering this fall, Mr. Wagner wrote.