Sentence examples for enter in a new from inspiring English sources

The ads are called interactive because they ask the viewer to do something — enter in a new channel number, press a button on the remote — to get more information.

Users will then be prompted to enter in a new strong password".

At one client, a salesperson complained because it took "too many mouse-clicks" to enter in a new opportunity.

Now you have to enter in a new password.

Tap the box under "Name" and enter in a new name if you wish.

When you get the password reset link, you will be allowed to enter in a new password.

Ms. Cha's phone was entered in a new nationwide database for stolen cellphones, which tracks a phone's unique identifying number to prevent it from being activated, theoretically discouraging thefts.

When you need to update your information – like entering in a new mailing address after a move, for example – you can enter it into the app and Identity will update it across all the accounts you select, automatically.

We're entering in a new era of push-button commerce where anything and everything can be ordered on demand, from Uber cars to housekeepers to cookies to booze and even manservants, if you choose.

Next, all unique L. migratoria sequences were entered in a new 'Blast2GO' functional annotation project (cfr. supra).

The genomics field is entering in a new era.