Sentence examples for worthy entry from inspiring English sources

The Equinox finally gives G.M. a worthy entry in the thriving market for small sport utility vehicles.

The worthy entry to their oeuvre sold out in a day, but it's still well worth sauntering downtown to check them out live.

Paul Scott Goodman's "Rooms," which opened on Tuesday at the 45th Street Theater as the first event of the second New York Musical Theater Festival, is a reasonably worthy entry in the lists.

We need to emphasize that "authoritative" means that a work has met some standard of criticism and has been judged a worthy entry into the scholarly conversation by someone or some group, but that it doesn't mean the source is "right" or "true," and it doesn't necessarily mean other sources aren't also useful or reliable.

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Perhaps it wasn't as good, but it was a worthy entry to the canon.

Two worthy entries in that canon have been published recently, and, while neither book does anything remarkably new, both feel strangely of the moment.

Other worthy entries this year include "Poor Boy's Game," a boxing drama starring Danny Glover set in working-class Halifax, Nova Scotia, and "The Tracey Fragments," based on a novel by Maureen Medved, which stars Ellen Page as a troubled adolescent girl.

The volumes are worthy entries in the international history of the Indochina wars, and they help set the agenda for future research.

While the latter seemed to be more of a success, at least in North America, both versions are worthy entries.

This sweep of awards in major categories at Cannes was extremely rare, and some critics felt the jury was too generous to the exclusion of other worthy entries.