Examples of using "Eingang" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Where is the entrance?
- Where's the entrance?
I'll wait for you at the entrance.
He stood by the entrance.
I went up to the door.
There's no other way in.
- You've found the way in.
- You've found the entrance.
Nobody's standing in front of the entrance.
- Where is the entrance to the museum?
- Where's the entrance to the museum?
- I presented my ticket at the door.
- I showed my ticket at the door.
- Where is the entrance to the museum?
- Where's the entrance to the museum?
- This is not the entrance.
- This isn't the entrance.
Neither entrance, nor exit.
I'll wait for you at the entrance.
I'll wait for you at the entrance.
I'll wait for you at the entrance.
She saw a young man at the entrance.
You have an e-mail message in your inbox.
You have an e-mail message in your inbox.
With a pitter-patter of footsteps she runs off to the entrance.
Some people were hanging around at the entrance.
Do you see the entrance of the park?
There was a crowd of people at the entrance of the theater.
We'll meet you out front.
I showed my ticket at the door.
Where is the entrance to the dragon's cave?
She saw a young man at the entrance.
And then I blocked off the entrance a little bit with the snow.
It was difficult for me to find the entrance to that building.
The entrance to the toilet is very dirty.
There's a BMW parked out front.
Tom found the entrance to a tomb.
of course, the entrance is at the top of the stairs
We stood at the door to welcome our guests.
The exit is usually where the entrance was.
Tom and Mary sat at a table close to the entrance.
Tom was standing near the entrance.
[Bear] Looks like there's another entrance. That's probably how the snake got in.
[Bear] Looks like there's another entrance. That's probably how the snake got in.
[Bear] Looks like there's another entrance. That's probably how the snake got in.
Looks like there's another entrance. That's probably how the snake got in.
Tom and Mary are waiting at the park entrance.
"Pardon me, where is the entrance to the dragon's cave?" "You don't want to go there."
- City buses used to have conductors who sat to the left of the entrance and sold you tickets.
- There used to be conductors on town buses who would sit to the left of the entrance, selling tickets to passengers.
- In the past there were conductors on town buses who would sit to the left of the doorway selling tickets to passengers.
"Arbeit macht frei", meaning "Work sets you free", is a slogan placed, during the Holocaust, over the entrance to the Auschwitz extermination camp.
"Arbeit macht frei", meaning "Work sets you free", is a slogan posted during the Holocaust on the entrance to the Dachau extermination camp.
"Jedem das Seine", meaning "To each what he deserves", is a slogan placed over the entrance gate of the Buchenwald concentration camp during the Holocaust.
Music festival goers were met at the entrance by police sniffer dogs, resulting in over one hundred arrests for drug possession.