Sentence examples for able to enter an from inspiring English sources

They were consequently able to enter an intimate relationship with the divine, independent of priestly mediation.

Mr. Rothman said he hoped Ms. Kovell would not have to go to prison and would be able to enter an addiction treatment program.

Ions are able to enter an ion-exchange membrane if they are simultaneously removed from it at the other side; the effect is the same as passing an electric current through the membrane.

Visitors will be able to enter an enclosed tomb area holding Iset Tayef Nakht's mummified remains.

And thanks to Millennials, which Deloitte describes as the impatient, self-reliant, service-oriented generation, small startups have been able to enter an industry with traditionally an exorbitantly high entry barrier and change things for the better.

It hadn't dawned on us that even though I could gamble, vote, buy porn, and smoke cigarettes, I still had a stretch of the youth gauntlet to traverse before I'd be able to enter an establishment that serves alcohol.

Be able to enter a store and politely and successfully make a purchase?

That way, if he relapsed, he might be able to enter a study using the cells.

That police should be able to enter a random apartment and kill the resident inside?

For the first time, visitors will be able to enter a Gormley – through its left foot, to be specific.

Vienna airport spokesman, Paul Kleemann, said they were investigating how the man was able to enter a secure area.