Sentence examples for those entrants from inspiring English sources

The organisers also help with the issues of rights for those entrants performing other choreographers' material.

Those entrants — including a large batch of high school and college graduates — will join a labor pool swollen with 15 million Americans looking for work.

The entrants who nominated the winning Eligible Charities may be required to take part in promotional activity related to the Competition and those entrants shall participate in such activity on the Promoter's reasonable request.

Several of those entrants are "pretty compelling," Solomon Engel, Advise.me Founder and CEO tells us.

But those entrants crashed when they lost sight of the cost and difficulty of hooking their nationwide networks up the last mile into a home or office.

Those entrants to medical schools that used the UKCAT as a threshold had significantly higher total scores, on average, than those entrants to medical schools that used UKCAT as a factor, who, in turn, had on average higher scores than entrants to medical schools that used the UKCAT in borderline cases (P<0.001 in all cases).

But the children of those illegal entrants are not comparably situated.

GE may be better positioned than those earlier entrants, argues Mr Ferrier, given its deep pockets and top-level commitment to the approach.

Across the rows and down the columns of desks, those other entrants – the lickers and movers of lips – have only ever been racing for second place.

TSS was significantly higher among males, younger entrants, those whose parents had received higher education, those from overseas, and non-graduates.

Still, those two teams fit the profile of the entrants in the last two Bowl Championship Series championship games.