Sentences with PORT-OF-ENTRY
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"New York City is a major port of entry for immigrants coming to the United States."
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"The airport in Los Angeles serves as a major international port of entry."
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"Many goods are inspected at the port of entry before they are allowed into the country."
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"Travelers must present their passports at the port of entry to enter the country."
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"The border patrol apprehended a group of individuals crossing at an unauthorized port of entry."
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"At the port of entry, all bags and belongings are subject to inspection."
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"The city of San Francisco has a historic port of entry known as the Embarcadero."
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"A valid visa is required to enter the country through a designated port of entry."
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"The port of entry in Seattle handles a large volume of international trade."
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"Immigrants applying for asylum must present themselves at a designated port of entry."
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"The customs officer questioned the traveler about the purpose of their visit at the port of entry."
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"The port of entry in New Orleans experienced a surge in tourism after hosting a major sporting event."
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"Passengers arriving on international flights must proceed to the immigration hall at the port of entry."
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"The port of entry in Houston serves as a major gateway for trade between the United States and Mexico."
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"The international airport serves as a major port of entry for tourists visiting the country."
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"Passengers must present valid travel documents at the port of entry."
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"The seaport handles a high volume of cargo as a primary port of entry for imports."
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"The border crossing serves as a crucial port of entry for trade between the two countries."
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"Customs officers inspect all goods entering the port of entry."
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"The port of entry is equipped with advanced scanning technology to ensure security."
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"A valid passport is required for entry at any port of entry in this country."
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"The port of entry is responsible for enforcing quarantine measures for incoming animals."
