Sentence examples for could I enter from inspiring English sources

Could I enter and leave passing the place where her crumpled body had lain?

I was stunned that I could have it with such ease — that not only could I enter the world of Edith Wharton, open the cover and lose myself in her narrative, but I could actually own a book that was her contemporary.

It was a world I could enter, where I could shut everything else out.

I was now the observer standing right outside the barbershop longing to be a part of the music in the back room – the barbershop opened up to me and I was transported inside – I knew that I could enter the lit back room if I wanted to.

I understood then, for the first time, that geography, language, society, politics, the whole history of a people, were for me in the books that I loved and which I could enter as if I were writing them.

I had to know ahead of time where the fruit and vegetable section of a store was before I could enter, so that I could avoid it.

Admittedly, I'm not too computer savvy -- I don't text or tweet, and Facebook scares me -- but I soon discovered that with a simple click, I could enter a world where I could read about my son, his team and his competitors and feel like a sports insider rather than just a mom in the stands.

I parked at the entrance, where a small sign said that locals could climb the mountain provided they were out by 5 30 A.M. It was past that, but I asked if I could enter.

Mohammad and Layla hesitated when I asked if I could enter the club.

"Originally I was told I could enter Taiwan legally," he said, and he would be given documents and a ticket to fly to the United States.

There I learned that I could enter the citation number, provide a credit card number and pay the darned thing right from my living room.