Sentence examples for enter anyone from inspiring English sources

Posting an answer any week will automatically enter anyone 13 to 19 years old in our Summer Reading Contest.

British Cycling had said earlier: "We have chosen not to enter anyone into the elite women's time trial event this year as we don't believe we have a contender for a medal and we are obliged to use our resources where we have the best chance of success".

A spokeswoman said: "We have chosen not to enter anyone into the elite women's time trial event this year as we don't believe we have a contender for a medal and we are obliged to use our resources where we have the best chance of success".

The workers never ask to enter anyone's home, but they need an opportunity to pose their questions.

But as fine as the actors are here, you never feel you're allowed to enter anyone's head or heart, as Shakespeare insists on your doing.

Imagine a marketing campaign where you enter anyone who opens your app every day for two weeks into a drawing for a free trip to Disney for two people.

The question of whether England would lose never entered anyone's head.

It is a costly endeavour: up to $300 a day for the minder, monetary gifts for provincial party apparatchiks and district People's Committee chairmen, small change given before entering anyone's house.

"I'm a little PTSD, probably, but I never feel safe entering anyone's apartment alone ever anymore.

It was 1973 and the fact that three kids had spent the day unsupervised would never have entered anyone's mind.

It was so easy, so basic that it could not have been anything other than the first thought that entered anyone's mind.