Examples of entry

• The police had to force an entry into the building.

• That's not the normal method of entry into the legal profession, is it?

• You'll need an entry visa to get into the country.

• No one can gain entry into the building without a security pass.

• Shortly after his triumphal entry into Havana in January 1959, Castro spoke on television for seven hours without a break.

• Each entry in this dictionary has a grammar code.

• The main entry also cross-refers you to the appendix on page 259.

• I'm always interested in the new entries in a dictionary.

• How many entries are there in the encyclopedia?

• She's written all the entries for trees and shrubs.

• The competition entries were of such high calibre that judging them was very difficult.

• There were a lot of very amusing entries, but the pick of the bunch came from John Robinson.

• The winning entry will be the first correct answer drawn at random.

• My entry was ranked third in the flower show.

• Have you heard the winning entry in this year's Eurovision Song Contest?

• The lack of maps also limits the usefulness of these entries.

• The initial yield trials are unreplicated trials with a number of entries, which varies depending on the crop and on the country.

• My best estimate now is that the dictionary will cover about 8,000 main entries, not counting alternative spellings.

• In addition, the editors' decision to include names among the dictionary entries leads to curious inconsistencies.

• The total number of entries (with etymological doublets receiving two entries) is 231.

• Despite the appearances of lexical complexity presented in section 2, there is no need to posit a number of different lexical entries for get.

• Individual drawings to accompany entries are a feature of the text, as our extract shows.

• The difference between these two quantities forms the entries in the predicted change column.

• You can keep track of up to three separate indexes per document; each index can have up to three levels of entries.

• With a list of the entries to be found within the chapters and an index.

• There is also an index of all defined entries.

• The entries in the manual are in alphabetical order with some being very long.

• If the basic sequence of has only finitely many non-zero entries, then we say is simple.

• At this point, proofs of entries may be sent out to specialist consultants and advisers for external review.

• There are encyclopedic entries on prominent people and places.