Entry used in a sentence

Entry in a sentence as a noun

"But sir, we just had a single entry visa and cannot re-enter".

You want data entry with some calculations and maybe a few if-then rules here and there?

W3Schools' CSS Reference [2] is neatly categorized, and each entry has a short explanation next to it.

Excellent entry into the world of public policy research.

He flew out to Chicago for a day every year to talk to prospective entry-level candidates.

What bothers me is that I've been forced to do manual data entry - a pet peeve of mine as a programmer - because the government has been lobbied specifically to be less efficient.

Pardon me while I go write a cron entry running that command every minute so that my system can stay in good shape!> When arriving to work the first thing was to hit repair disk permissionsThis is absolutely astonishing.

Regarding all the suggestions to change search engines:Deleting the Google search entry is not an action that can easily be undone, and it will have drastic consequences, such as permanently disabling suggestions and instant for omnibox searches.

Nearly every ******** job requires a BS degree, they employer just want to make the company staff looks "better educated"These "hot" majors are not really teaching any knowledge, but an easy way to grab a degree, so the students can gain their entry to various job titles.

You didn't realize that this tiny pocket of under-served market, which is of keen and relevant interest to dozens of companies all around you, maybe, just maybe, has huge barriers to entry or scaling, and that every other company already explored it and wrote it off as unprofitable?

Notch strongly believes that the computer should stay a bastion of openness in order to sustain a indie game community--indeed, the majority of my own games I play today are small, independent games that provide a unique experience that I would hate to lose due to higher barriers to entry.

The locker-room atmosphere that stuff like this creates is a huge barrier to entry for a lot of people, women especially, who infer that on top of all the technically difficult stuff that everyone has to learn to be CS types, they'll also have to deal with a constant barrage of "you're not our kind" flung at them by the in-group.