The phrase "enter along" is not a complete sentence, but it can be used as a verb phrase in a sentence.
It means to join in or accompany someone as they enter a place or situation. Example: We were about to enter the haunted house, but my sister was too scared to go alone, so I entered along with her.
Concertgoers enter along a gangway into a small chamber, seating around 175, lined with warm cherry wood.
Nine buildings received red stickers, marking them as too dangerous to enter, along with six others that were scheduled for reinspection on Monday night and Tuesday morning.
Nuns, clerics and noblemen in severe black garments enter, along with people wearing exotic northern African and Middle Eastern costumes (designed by Ann Hould-Ward).
Eventually, some synthesizer blurps and a bass line enter, along with live drums, which quote Killing Joke's "Change," a 1981 song that Murphy has borrowed from multiple times.
The terms – a type of Chinese breakfast and an expression of delight, respectively – enter, along with phrases such as "dai pai dong", "ang moh" and "chilli crab" (an open-air food stall, a light-skinned person, and a regional delicacy).
Clement & Pekoe coffee, a specialty brand, is served at its brew bar; fashion magazines are ample while you sip. 9 Essex Street East; 353-1-670-6403 VINTAGE COCKTAIL CLUB A solid door marked VCC signifies this year-old speakeasy-style bar (ring the doorbell to enter) along one of Temple Bar's cobbled alleys.
Madison Du Berlais, the 2008 Hennessy Gold Cup winner, is also entered, along with Barbers Shop and Joe Lively, the winner of the race 12 months ago.
Now, Istabraq is pampered by yesterday's winning owner McManus, who feeds the great horse fruit and even threw a celebration party to which the hero entered along a red carpet.
Search-and-rescue experts who deal with dementia patients also recommend alarms on doors that sound when opened if a proper code is not entered, along with posters or wallpaper images that disguise or conceal doors.
It sends a six-digit code to an application on a Google user's cellphone to be entered, along with a password, when signing onto a Google account on a computer or tablet.
In one round, darkened room (approached, then suddenly entered, along its curve like Mr. Serra's "Torqued Ellipses"), a beam of light, roughly eye level, reflects off a low pool of water.
