Sentence examples for I to enter from inspiring English sources

Perhaps stifled by this scene, at age 65 Leonardo accepted the invitation of the young King Francis I to enter his service in France.

While in my second year, the university encouraged some friends and I to enter the Dare to be Digital competition, where you pitch a game idea and prototype for a chance to go to Scotland, compete for awards and have thousands of people play the game.

On another occasion he brought an Ak47 into the office and dared my bother and I to enter the premises.

The first Type UB I to enter service was UB-10, which formed the nucleus of the Flanders Flotilla, on 27 March 1915.

Walesa's staff briefed me on the situation in Havana, and I found an educational tour that allowed my father and I to enter Cuba legally.

I mean I have to enter in.

"Then when I went on a few years I started to enter competition and won everything I went in for.

As I tried to enter the airport, I got stopped by airport security and military personnel.

As I allowed myself to relax, I seemed to enter a half asleep state.

I like to enter another world; and I've done that for most of the time.

Before I did any of that, though, I had to enter the apartment.