Sentence examples for enter a life from inspiring English sources

The statute directs him to enter a life sentence.

Rarely so along a two-lane highway, so that greater slowness we were speaking of earlier — one of the differences between travelers and tourists — makes it easier to enter a place, to enter a life along two-lane America.

As they flee, they enter a life in limbo, camped out on gym floors with hundreds of others, uncertain when or if they will ever be able to return to their homes.

The process has largely been cloaked in secrecy and critics have suggested that there is no way to determine if demobilized fighters will return to the war or enter a life of crime.

"Most animals produce offspring for a while, and then they enter a life stage where they don't," said Deborah Gordon, a biology professor at Stanford and a senior fellow at the Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment.

Ever since the birth of the modern hotel in the early 19th century as a place where ordinary people were surrounded by aristocratic trappings, the idea was that you could enter "a life that isn't one that you're a part of," Ms. Crawford said.

Following this contact, according to the model, users should enter a life-skills group facilitated by the same provider and covering issues relating to self-efficacy, self-care, and motivation to change.

Instead they entered a life characterised by abuse and fear".

Psychologically, this is the way trouble enters a life or a society.

A man in prison wrote that he had entered "a life in crime" after serving in Vietnam.

Following this induction event, the virus enters a life cycle in which its genome is excised from the host chromosome and begins to multiply, forming new progeny viruses.