Sentence examples for enter or be from inspiring English sources
Though you have to live there to enter, or be invited in by someone who does.
The lute, which also seems to have West Asian ancestors, is a more "contemporary" instrument, variants of which have continued to enter or be redesigned in China down to the present day.
There is no charge to enter or be selected or to win.
One has to choose the values of the F statistic for the partial F tests that will determine if a variable is to enter or be removed from the model; F = 0.25 has been chosen as the threshold for inclusion and exclusion of variables.
By this we mean using a child-risk measure; that is, children who are likely to access, enter or be near water, rather than children from within a population-based group (some of whom may not necessarily be exposed to water).
"States shall not impose penalties, on account of their illegal entry or presence, on refugees who … enter or are present in their territory without authorisation," the convention states.
Inevitably any simple points total is influenced by the total number of GCSE examinations for which a student chooses to enter or is allowed to enter, and so we also provide the mean grade attained at GCSE.
"Today, I can say that we have entered or are entering a real, full-fledged economic crisis.
The viewer must face the artist's studio without entering or being able to see in.
Xerion was founded in late 2002 by Mr. Arbess, a former partner at the law firm White & Case, and began with investments in the bonds of companies that had entered or were about to enter bankruptcy.
