Sentence examples for be entered through from inspiring English sources

The sweepstakes can be entered through Dec. 27; information can be obtained at visa.com/nfl.

The lagoon, protected from the open sea by a reef, can be entered through either of two passages.

It's lovely to walk through the old garden, which can be entered through an oak gate with copper insets.

Walled in behind gothic gargoyles and rusting chains, it can only be entered through a dark, low, stone passage.

As modest as a bungalow but turreted like a castle, it can be entered through a low door.

Though Gaby can be entered through the hotel lobby, it has its own entrance at 44 West 45th Street.

They will all be entering through a gate to new worlds of understanding.

Rub this around the windows and doorways where flies seem to be entering through.[4].

If he or she will be entering through the back, position yourself in the back of the stadium in the middle closest to the door.

The interior, which is entered through the heel, is a disappointingly straightforward affair.

The cha-shitsu is entered through a small, low door, which is designed to suggest humility.