There are the usual entry methods: from visitors, corrupt guards or in packages hurled over the fence.
In East Hoathly, a small Sussex village, Thomas Turner, the local shopkeeper, recorded the usual entry for the day in his diary.
The usual entry path for a trip to the desert is a two-hour flight from Santiago, Chile's capital, to the industrial outback city of Calama.
Museums The usual entry fee at the RISD Museum at the Rhode Island School of Design in Providence, 224 Benefit Street, (401) 454-6500, is $5; however I was given a free entry when I agreed to fill out a questionnaire.
Later, at the same theatre, spectators for Simon Stephens Carmen Disruptionn found the usual entry doors locked, and were ushered to their seats via a route taking us backstage through the dressing rooms and across the stage.
In hot-dip galvanizing lines, which also have the usual entry and exit groups, the strip moves first at constant speed—say, 150 metres per minute through a cleaning section and a long, horizontal, nonoxidizing preheating furnace.
The last one can be considered as usual entry requirement for an apprenticeship (Baethge et al. 2007; Greinert and Braun 2005; Autorengruppe Bildungsberichterstattung 2016).
"His commitment to the people comes first," one senior source said, noting that because the square will be filled with people, Trump is expected to enter the Vatican though a tiny back gate used by employees instead of the usual entry used by heads of state.
These observations led us to hypothesize that the usual entry path for metacyclic promastigotes leads to efficient uptake, delayed PV fusion with lysosomes, and consequent intracellular survival.
However, DSM-IV diagnosis or PND identified using the EPDS are the usual entry criteria for treatment programmes.
