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Meanings of first entry in English

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Usage of first entry in English
1
The Dyson Supersonic is the company's first entry into the beauty industry.
The Irish Times
2
Mr. Cox said this product represented Dennison's first entry into the mass-consumption market.
The new yorker
3
We hope to hear from you soon, she wrote in her first entry.
The Irish Times
4
The contract represents ESB's first entry into Britain's electricity supply market.
The Irish Times
5
I laid the open notebook before me and read out the first entry:
The Mystery of 31 New Inn
6
This is its first entry into the European syndicated loan market.
The Irish Times
7
The first entry under What's On was headed Things to Buy.
The Guardian
8
The first entry blooms on the page in elaborate, feminine handwriting.
Saving max
9
The first entry, representing four pages of text, is Hanson's Description of England.
The Life of Froude
10
Had she done anything improper on this her first entry into the world?
Castle Richmond
11
It also marks Fields's first entry into the UK market.
The Irish Times
12
The pilot could give CBS its first entry in the popular cooking reality genre.
Reuters
13
She looked at the first entry and dialled the number.
The tower, the zoo and the tortoise
14
Yeah, the first entry scan comes up with Barred by Reasons of Conscience decals.
Altered carbon
15
The first surprise was given when the clowns came out for their first entry.
The Circus Boys in Dixie Land; Or, Winning the Plaudits of the S...
16
I took the first entry, and knocked at a parlour-door.
The Uncommercial Traveller
This collocation consists of:
First entry through the time
First entry across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common