Sentence examples for easily entered from inspiring English sources

Each has its own virtual environment, and five of the seven spaces can be easily entered.

It was easily entered into and easily dissolved, although there were strong forces supporting its continuance, especially whenever women played an important role as food gatherers.

"Surfing is a secret garden, not easily entered," he continues, and part of the book's appeal is the tension between the writer's desire to describe and share and the wave-rider's instinct to keep the whole thing a secret.

The other day I easily entered Australia, pausing for less than a minute at customs, where an officer checked that I had received a visa, which I had requested electronically.

Further, with the widespread corruption in Indonesia, Mr. Hambali, like anyone else on a watch list, could have easily entered the country by simply inserting a $50 bill between the pages of his passport, a Western diplomat said.

Instead, the art – from ancient Egyptian sculptures to medieval friezes, from old masters to (cough) ethnic art – is shown Frieze-styley: within white or grey boxes, easily entered, easily left.

Iraqis could not easily enter the palace compound to meet with the Americans.

But Dr. Szostak and his colleagues have shown that small molecules can easily enter the protocells.

The case heightened concern that terrorists could easily enter the country through Mexico.

Someone could easily enter the room and "infect a computer or extract sensitive data," he said.

They form a labyrinth-like chamber into which fish can easily enter, and from which they cannot easily escape.