Sentence examples for choosing to enter from inspiring English sources

"Those people are not choosing to enter an art exhibit," Ms. Scheytt added.

"If you spend time with me, you're choosing to enter the lion's den.

Owners choosing to enter the rental programme don't have to pay the hefty 12.5 per cent Anguilla property purchase tax.

It's simply that you're choosing to enter a farcically overcrowded profession – it's just the way it is.

People choosing to enter the industry don't — believe me — do it for the money or the career prospects.

They also pointed out that, as a passionate campaigner, Gough had many ways to express his position, including choosing to enter into a public debate.

And then you have to choose to enter it.

Instead, it chose to enter the tunnel under Gracie Mansion.

Eventually, 85 to 90percentt of Gerald's peers choose to enter the fold.

Not to belittle Promise Academy, but how were the children chosen to enter the school?

Last month, Tribune Company, the Cubs' owner, chose to enter exclusive negotiations with the Ricketts family.