Sentence examples for I enter with from inspiring English sources

"From the gate of Aorangi, where I enter with the bicycle, to the transportation desk, which is a little uphill, literally 20 metres, it's very dangerous traffic around there," he said, mockingly.

There, in my mind's eye, he sits on his table, and when I enter with an armload of trousers he makes a quick gesture with his hand, which means that I am to climb over the cardboard boxes in the back room, draw a simple curtain to cover my modesty and change into whatever I want altering.

"So I've been in politics long enough to know it's not a beauty contest and it tends to be the case that newcomers or people not well known to the public tend to do best, so I enter with quite sober, realistic expectations.

I enter with anticipation into the silence.

A guard unlocks the door to the strip room and I enter with the other prisoners.

I understand the dangerous territory of hyperbole that I enter with such a statement, however this is the effect the work had on me, and to be so moved is rare.

I entered with a key card and took a novel by Dostoevsky down from the shelves.

Not being the most studious when it came to science at school, I entered with some trepidation.

(Height, 5' 6¼; weight, 118; bust, 35; hips, 35½; age, 19. Reason for entering the Pageant: "I entered with the sincere hope of furthering my career").

One night before I'd met them, the two were leaving the dining room as I entered with my adult son and my mother.

I entered with a plan not to buy a closer, and whether that strategy is right or wrong, it's hard to mess up.