make an entry

Not, he thought, that there had been any real reason to make an entry then.

I will make an entry to that effect in the log.

Two or more clubs may combine to make an entry.

Rather than making an entry for every day, Rachel had written only about key events during the year.

Even a Cadillac vehicle made an entry in the race.

He pulled out a little ledger book and made an entry.

The second man made an entry into the computer and returned the documents to the guard.

Some one - a craftsman at this work - had made an entry to the house.

They spent over an hour surrounding the house before making an entry but found no intruder inside.

Details of the procedure for making an entry are given below in paragraph 3.7.2.

The anthrax attack on the Capitol complex might make an entry as well.

He wondered why no one seemed to grasp how to make an entry pass to the post.

The orderly made an entry as he squeezed my stomach wall.

But they'll still make an entry in the log.

The house was left empty, and to make an entry by one of the windows would present few difficulties, I should imagine.

Miss Marple made an entry in the little book she carried.

After he made his turn I took out my notebook, made an entry.

Levine was pleased by this response, and made an entry in his notebook.

"Then I was allowed to stand with the others while she made an entry for all of us in the official school punishment book.

It also made an entry at 93 on the Canadian Hot 100.

He made an entry in the ledger and replaced it Out of sight.

It's been some time since I've been able to make an entry in this personal log.

To release goods to a Customs procedure you must make an entry in your records.

Add them to the casualty list next time you make an entry in the log."

"Well, now, that's a fact," said mine host, as he made an entry in his book.