Sentence examples for enter into a time from inspiring English sources

Every year in November, we enter into a time of transgender remembrance.

Wellesley reached Ahmednuggur later the same day after a 7 mile march and immediately ordered an escalade assault on the town rather than enter into a time-consuming siege.

No longer was I spending precious time over status updates to impress or entice certain 'friends.' No longer was I endlessly searching on other peoples' profiles just to enter into a time-sucking dialog about what they had for dinner or why they supported Republicans.

"We're entering into a time of greater tension".

We're entering into a time when everyone should have a streak of entrepreneurship within them, even if they have no ambitions of actually starting a company themselves.

Bowers also entered into a time brokerage agreement, allowing AJG to operate the station prior to the close of the sale.

He has, for intriguing reasons that will be gradually revealed, entered into a time loop, fated to experience the day over and over again though the other people in his life think it's all happening for the first time.

One of the final scenes, the one where the camera slowly goes through a window while the shutters are flapping and enters into a time in the past, may be an example of Tarkovsky's influence.

Different forms of distance may be invoked as the placement of the Portals and the individuals who enter into a given time change.

As 2012 climaxes with holiday festivities and annual rites of passage (like New Year's resolution making, aka expectation setting) to warm us up to 2013, we enter into a unique time I call the "Annual Expectation Extravaganza".

In this bizarre space beneath what was once a barren, bombed-out stretch of Berlin Wall and is now a triumphant carnival of market capitalism we enter into a tunnel of time.