Sentence examples for enter it through from inspiring English sources

AUDIENCE: And then you enter it through each of its neighbors to find its neighbors and so forth.

Lead is rarely found in source water, but can enter it through corroded plumbing.

You enter it through shoji doors to find a floor paved with raked sand on which old stone artifacts are scattered.

AUDIENCE: So basically, when you get there you have to enter it through all M. PROFESSOR: All M vertices that correspond to the destination.

After Japan became exclusionist in 1641, a trickle of Dutch trade continued to enter it through the small island of Deshima (now part of Nagasaki, Japan), even after the dissolution of the United East India Company in 1799.

You enter it through large heavy doors from the narrow street, leading to a cool, leafy courtyard – complete with gurgling fountain and koi carp under an atrium four storeys high.

It had been disembowelled by warheads that entered it through the roof.

If using a wireless connection, he suggested entering it through a smartphone connection, which is much harder to hack.

Spores from an infected tree are lifted by wind or carried by rain to a healthy tree, entering it through cracks or wounds in the bark.

Later, noting that repairs to the statue will entail entering it through a trapdoor concealed behind the horse's saddle, she mused that "every sculpture should have a trapdoor".

An 11-year-old boy drowned in a reservoir in Paterson, N.J., yesterday afternoon, apparently after he and a friend entered it through a hole in a fence, authorities said.