Sentence examples for I must enter from inspiring English sources

Or that I must enter and test every ice cream shop I see.

In "Lights Out" he writes:    "There is not any book    Or face of dearest look    That I would not turn from now    To go into the unknown    I must enter, and leave, alone,    I know not how.

East of downtown, I-96/M-37 I-96/M-37 I-96/M-37 R. Ford Freeway) at a partial interchange; traffic headed eastbound on I-196 meetsenter I-196eastbound and only westbound I-96 traffic may enter I-196.

I say we must enter that struggle, but I wish to go on now to say something even more disturbing.

Several alumni of the Clinton administration said they thought that Dr. Dean, former governor of Vermont, was doing just that on Thursday, when he quoted Mr. Clinton's famous statement, "The era of big government is over," and declared, "I believe we must enter a new era for the Democratic Party".

The advantages of such a setting are: (i) only one virus must enter the target cell to obtain regulated expression of the transgene, (ii) exact virus titration is easier and (iii) lower virus doses are required for comparable transgene expression.

"Why am I the one who must enter this hospital/While that man passing by at this very moment/Can proceed on his way?" It's a question that resonates with particular poignancy for the composer.

The total capitalized cost per new drug approved is then derived by first dividing the expected present-value cost by the probability that a compound entering Phase I will eventually be approved for marketing (equivalent to multiplying by the number of times a new compound must enter Phase I for every new drug approved, on average) and then capitalizing costs to the date that a drug is approved.

Is there any regulation to insist that you must enter the field of play from the pavilion?

Workers must enter and leave through the guarded front gate.

The employee must enter the credential to confirm access.