Sentence examples for enter at this from inspiring English sources

The other major team, Corinthians, enter at this stage too and play either Al-Ahly or a team from the earlier rounds if they make it that far.

"I think it's a great field to enter at this time because bioengineering continues to attract talented, enthusiastic professors and have new discoveries in biology and chemistry".

According to the website GlassDoor.com, a junior consultant hired by BCG in the United States most fresh Ph.D.s enter at this level can expect to receive a starting salary of $115,000 to $145,000 annually.

Enter, at this point, the Queen, to be greeted by the national anthem performed by a choir of deaf children who signed as they sang.

You have to enter at the gate, and this gate must be constructed in such a way that the reader has immediate confidence in the strength of the building.

Larry enters at this point and metes out some rough justice on Mr. Marmalade.

No pleas were entered at this initial stage, as is the practice in Ireland.

He said the MTA "don't have any specifics" as to which tunnels and where water is entering at this time.

"A pupil who entered at this moment saw the rehearsal: he was flung out the door with the threat, 'You know too much — we'll have to take care of you,' " the Journal reported, adding, "There was, it seems, a list of those who were to be taken care of".

A pitiless irony enters at this point: while the E.U. looked the other way, miscreant Greece, because of the questionable Greek-Turkish confrontation, has had one of the highest per capita levels of defense spending among NATO's European members — with the French and Germans getting a big share of Athens's arms purchases.

Also entering at this stage are St Johnstone, who have drawn either Northern Irish side Crusaders or Norwegians Rosenborg.