point of entry

But now, the point of entry into the system will change.

Do they have a point of entry into this process?

"The point of entry is the computer stuff, but then they can really go all out."

Is it necessary to state your religion at the point of entry?

All I know is that they haven't determined point of entry yet.

As such the current has a point of entry and an exit at two different points on the body.

US immigration doesn't test people for disease, but officials at the point of entry may question anyone about his or her health.

He could feel nothing at all below the hook's point of entry.

But there was no blood, not even at the needle's points of entry.

"Testing the soil and the growing area would be the first possible point of entry."

It was a likely point of entry and a way to break the boredom.

The only thing not locked was the back door - we think it's our point of entry.

Cameras can also be placed throughout the building and at all points of entry.

The keep had three points of entry, a feature thought to be rare.

For outsiders, it offers a point of entry into a very big market.

Well, consider this: galleries could be your point of entry into the art world.

Be prepared to pass through security screening at your point of entry.

At age 3, girls join the nursery, which is the main point of entry to the school.

Remote access limits the points of entry to the network.

But they had reentered far from the point of entry.

I checked the window again, just in case, but the door seemed the sensible first point of entry.

Holes in the floor provide additional points of entry and exit.

The men gathered around the point of entry began to grow anxious.

He walked away, looking for another point of entry.

Recalling times they felt invisible with their parents or at school gave them a point of entry into the book.