Definition of entryway
: a passage for entrance
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Examples of entryway in a Sentence
a small entryway to receive visitors
Recent Examples of entryway from the Web
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David Harten Historic photos line the entryway of Prohibition Craft Spirits, a micro-distillery that's now open on the edge of Phoenix Hill.
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Unable to see, divers felt their way forward through mud and stalactites, grasping around to find small entryways leading from one channel to another.
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The stingy tie-outs and small entryway also fall into these critiques.
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On Thursday, Department of Homeland Security police stood shoulder-to-shoulder across the entryway to the grounds while other officers dismantled and removed the makeshift camp, protest signs and barriers of wooden crates.
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The couple renovated the entryway, creating a small foyer surrounded by glass, to give the house an open, brightly lit entrance.
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The formal dining room, also near the home's entryway, leads into the kitchen and open living area.
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School shootings have periodically forced school districts to rethink their security policies, everything from entryway infrastructure to the pros and cons of arming teachers.
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Most of the calls have come to reinforce security measures at schools, adding limit entryways and exits or more armed guards — though Santa Fe had two, who confronted the gunman.
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