Sentence examples for you entry to from inspiring English sources

A ticket will also give you entry to their fabulous Shakespeare in Ten Acts exhibition.

Once your ticket has gained you entry to the tents you wait in a vestibule.

But today, he said, it is more likely that your educational credentials give you entry to a particular occupation.

As for this latest business, it's a revelation to find Mel embracing grey areas as far as what does and doesn't guarantee you entry to the great gated community in the sky.

Being a whizz at maths will gain you entry to both a master's in finance and a master's in theoretical physics, but Imperial College London charges £27,500 for the former and £5,230 for the latter.

And everyone should certainly visit the Backstreet Cultural Museum, where $8 gains you entry to an astonishing collection of hand-sewn, beaded outfits worn by the Mardi Gras Indians over the years, as well as answers to all your questions, either from displays on the wall or direct from Sylvester Francis, the proprietor.

If you have to ask how you gain entry to Negroland, you've already betrayed your lack of credentials.

If, like me, you love aquariums, then your pass for the water park also allows you free entry to the "Lost World" inside the hotel.

Tickets for "The Web Starts at the Grassroots" will also provide you with entry to the TechCrunch Austin Ventures Meet-Up.

Later, scoot up to Hollywood to take in a movie at the Arclight (we'll look the other way while you purchase entry to Safe Haven).

If you drilled correctly, the locking mechanism will turn, and you will gain entry to the previously locked door.