Sentence examples for enter a territory from inspiring English sources
It is historically known that when pastoralists enter a territory, hunter-gatherers are displaced to fringe areas, which is unsuitable for stock-keeping.
With it Taiwan enters a territory of competitive democracy.
As soon as one goes beyond the physical phenomena, the effect colours have on the cones and rods of the human eye, one enters a territory of subjective experience.
As a fan of mysteries, she knew she was entering a territory laden with clichés: the struggling private eye like, say, Kinsey Millhone in the Sue Grafton alphabet murder mysteries (" 'P' " Is for Peril") who takes low-brow jobs to make ends meet.
It captures the vivacity we search for in the nooks and crannies of the universe while somehow transcending reality and entering a territory where fairies exist, children can fly, and nothing's quite as terrible as it seems.
To read it is to enter a rich territory -- the landscape of memory and choice.
Based on one of Kiedis's experiences, the verse of "Under the Bridge" illustrates his efforts to enter a gang territory under a bridge to purchase drugs.
It was a doorway to enter a new territory and listen quietly to an internal voice that encouraged me to go deeper.
Males enter a female's territory to mate each spring and set off on their own for a year.
When Guevara and his men tried to enter a stretch of territory, they were confronted by a particularly combative leader of the Second Front, Jesús Carreras.
Third, according to the nature of cycle tourism that brings people to enter into a territory, just riding, stations return to be a gateway to a specific area, that is possible to discover thanks to the slow journey's philosophy.
