Sentence examples for enter a land from inspiring English sources
IN the window of a video store on Bedford Avenue in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, hangs a poster for the 1968 film "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang," in which a young boy and girl enter a land curiously devoid of children.
In Cardiff Castle we enter a land of dreams".
He was entering a land of pianistic giants and near-giants.
We seem to have entered a land in which intelligence of any kind has been extinguished.
I knew I had entered a land of broadmindedness, kick-starting my evolution toward the Western way of life.
Saturday 10 30 a.m. 5. EAT, DRINK, SHOP Walk out of the subway at Roosevelt Avenue-Jackson Heights, and you have entered a land of diversity you previously assumed was metaphorical.
Fortunately he loosens up as he leaves China and enters a land where he can speak Russian, whose "soft consonants... came more easily to me than a half-forgotten Mandarin".
They have entered a land where death is a prominent part of life, and, though they actually learn little of India — they are too busy working out their personal problems — they are deeply shaken and definitively changed by the experience nonetheless.
Anyway, apparently I have entered a land of people even more neurotic than the ones I left in graduate school.
When Blazquez moved in, he entered "a land of friendliness based on alcohol and card games," he says.
