Sentence examples for enter or make from inspiring English sources

Your review should capture the complete dining experience, from the moment you enter (or make your reservation) until you leave the restaurant.

As part of the initiative, MIT Professional Education will develop and teach professional education courses on leadership and innovation to YU's executive MBA students in an effort to broaden the horizons of male and female participants who wish to enter or make progress in the increasingly globalized economy of Saudi Arabia.

The data management team should have direct and full access to the departments database server although only the DoFS representative should be authorised to enter or make amendments to forestry data.

If special obligations are genuine reasons, we need to decide whether they can only arise from relationships or commitments that satisfy independent moral criteria, or whether they can arise from friendships, promises, etc., which are such that we might very well have had moral reasons not to enter or to make.

Only those authorized to enter data or make changes in the database need an account.

It's more common today to have to purchase tickets to enter churches, or make a reservation to see an exhibit.

If fatherhood prompts a desire to enter therapy or makes one, like the contributor Scott Wilson, question the relevance of Michel Foucault, then Kindling Quarterly might be the right thing.

Forbidden to enter or touch, bidders make offers based on a glimpse and well-honed instinct.

On Wednesday, Mr. Frankel balked at confirming his name and place of birth, and then refused to enter any plea or make any statement on his own behalf.

The teenager, John Katehis, of East Elmhurst, Queens, did not enter a plea or make any statement during the arraignment before Judge John H. Wilson of Brooklyn Criminal Court.

As to unmarried couples, why bring them into a mandatory legal system instead of simply leaving them with the right to individually enter into contracts or make gifts?