Sentence examples for ens it from inspiring English sources

For RNs it was ten years, for ENs it was eight years and 9 months, and for AINs it was 4 years.

EN: It does.

EN: It'll be interesting to see where he goes.

EN: It appears that DJ culture is becoming an emerging field in academia.

At the root, if ei < en the total number of parsimonious scenarios is si, whereas if ei > en it is sn.

When it appears en masse, it indicates something is wrong with a country's immune system.

Not only is "Margaret" finally coming to DVD, but thirty-six minutesnutes of it are en route; it's a joy to anticipate and to announce.

In 1925, a gallery owner saw her work, bought it en masse, put it on display, and sold it all.

Although it's safer than dancing en pointe, it's actually more difficult to hold positions in demi-pointe.

Don't do it en masse; do it on a targeted basis.

If you can't maintain correct turnout normally, you will have a lot of trouble maintaining it en pointe, because it's more difficult to maintain turnout then.