Sentence examples for but to enter from inspiring English sources

But to enter Mosul we need a partner".

But to enter the public debate is to invite opposition and rancor.

Dr Carneiro had no choice but to enter the pitch that day.

Unfair is having no practical option but to enter the fund.

But they felt they had no choice but to enter Nafta.

But to enter the domain of virtual community-policing, Facebook-style, is to time-slip back to Puritan New England.

But how to enter the vault (part "b" of the contest)?

International players are welcome but expected to enter the country on their own.

Their visas allow them to leave one country, they're told, but not to enter another.

Kaiser, for example, has tried but failed to enter more local markets.

He made no clear concessions, but offered to enter talks with the opposition.