The ground intervening between the two re-entrants was considered to be sufficiently protected by the unfordable river in its front, save that a small detachment was posted in the building shown as "Barn" on map No.
The fire trenches should have salients and re-entrants so as to flank the wire entanglements.
They are generally placed in re-entrants of the firing trenches and cover the intervals between the adjoining supporting and strong points.
The wire had been cunningly arranged so that all these re-entrants formed “culs de sac” into which heavy machine-gun fire could be poured by the defenders.
There were no new entrants into the Service, and consequently no material for recruiting.
Identification of newentrants into the Federal marketplace.
In each case the change was made to apply only to the future entrants upon the office of overseer.
In 1896 the new entrants upon the office still were complying under protest only with the requirement of the Department that they sign a paper stating that they were not entitled to any weekly "relief leave of absence.
But he added that any change should be made to apply only to future entrants to the public service.
After three of the entrants had safely left the field, Aviator Train lost control of his plane, and in falling struck and killed M.
The prize of $5,000 was offered by a commercial concern with stores in the two cities: Three entrants competed from the Curtiss Exhibition Company.
On the day of the drawing, which came as clear and bright as the painted dreams of those who trooped Comanche's streets, there remained in the town, after the flitting entrants had come and gone, fully thirty thousand expectant people.
A shelf had been arranged in one of the front windows of the office, past which the entrants could file without going into the building.
Two moreentrants were killed out by that clause," remarked the Superintendent, "leaving only three out of the original sixteen.
She was told that the winning dog of each and every class was obliged to return later to the ring to compete in what was known as the Winners' class--a contest whose entrants included every class-victor from Novice to Open.
There were not so many entrants in the trial for a record elevation as there had been in the hundred miles race, but there were enough to make it interesting.
And now, eager, anxious, prepared for disappointment yet hoping, dreaming, they had come down to the grand stand where the inspection of the entrants of the day was to take place.
All the entrants were expected to report within the ensuing sixty minutes.
It follows, then, that the percentage who graduate of all the original entrants is 31.
It is accordingly important to inquire how the different age-groups of school entrants compare with reference to the persistence and ability which is represented by school graduation.
Of all the high school entrants they are the 'most fit,' the least likely to fail, and the most certain to graduate.
A Distribution of All Entrants in Reference to Failure 12 2.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "entrants" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
