Sentence examples for enter into the world from inspiring English sources

But you don't have to enter into the world of opaque travel booking alone.

So, to help audience members — to compel them, really — to enter into the world of the sightless characters, the director and composer decided to require the use of blindfolds.

To Yusuf, a refugee from conflict-stricken Sudan, a job cleaning the toilets and mopping the floors in a Swiss branch of McDonalds seemed like a golden opportunity to enter into the world of paying work in Europe.

Ms. Piper added that it was at first difficult for her to understand that someone would enter into the world of prostitution without having some kind of a tragic past.

It was an invitation to enter into the world of story, to join in the ongoing business of comic books, and, with the knotting of a magical beach towel, to begin to wear what we knew to be hidden inside us.

Now the mother of five children, three of whom are old enough to enter into the world of Hogwarts, Foreman imposes only two rules on their reading: They must finish the books before they see the film adaptations, and she and her husband must determine when the child is old enough to progress from one book to the next.

It was easy to enter into the worlds of the five artists who appeared on stage, because they all seemed to have come to terms with their lives.

The song's about a kid entering into the world of adulthood.

We soon entered into the world of fertility clinics and reproductive medicine — a world filled with hope, euphoria, and dismay.

In making "FireDancer," Ms. Zaher-Khadem said, Mr. Wassel found himself by entering into the world of Afghan-Americans.

"I'm puzzled that it's entering into the world of opera, and I hope people are fighting back".