Sentence examples for to entry from from inspiring English sources

Writer refers to entry from his own breviary, which records facts of his first meeting with Don Johnson.

Finally, Microsoft's willingness to make the sacrifices involved in cancelling Mac Office, and the concessions relating to browsing software that it demanded from Apple, can only be explained by Microsoft's desire to protect the applications barrier to entry from the threat posed by Navigator.... b.

According to Manoel Lemos, having a marketplace component helps companies create barriers to entry from foreign competition and produces a network advantage.

Prior to entry, from 1999 to 2006, FDI flows averaged about US $37.0 per capita annually.

Still, the collection has files from his steelworker days to entries from years after he retired from the players union.

This year's ceremony, broadcast live from Guildhall in London, was especially momentous because it was the last year before the award is opened to entries from the United States and beyond.

Intron sequences grouped first by geographic location (Fig.  5); for example, intron sequences from Japan grouped together compared to entries from YNP (i.e., loci 781 and 1213).

Construction by benches favours lateral air entry close to the pile slope, whereas end-dumping leads to air entry from the surface to the interior of the pile by secondary gas convection cells.

"What's this word?" he asks, pointing to an entry from 2 A.M. on September 16th.

If another person has photographed your entry, you warrant that you have received an assignment of all associated copyright to that entry from that person.

If another person has photographed/filmed your entry, you warrant that you have received an assignment of all associated copyright to that entry from that person.