Sentence examples for enter under from inspiring English sources
Two large signs warn drivers of large vehicles not to enter under the concrete overpass.
"Lord, I am not worthy that you should enter under my roof," the congregation said before its members received communion.
That means tourists and worshipers enter under a sidewalk bridge, and inside, scaffolding begins at the narthex at the Fifth Avenue entrance, blocking the great rose window.
Many illegal migrants do not risk the high seas or physical borders but instead enter under some other guise, perhaps as tourists, and then stay on.
Communion begins with the words, "Lord, I am not worthy that you should enter under my roof," instead of "Lord, I am not worthy to receive you".
To placate Chinese concerns about granting Taiwan national status, the island will enter under the name "China-Taipei," with the status of a "customs territory," officials of the trade group have said.
No pleas are entered under the German system.
Greene himself entered under a pseudonym and only came second.
His name, Cowan; entered under Orbal I. See, from having said, "Oh, I see" to clerk.
She soon learned that Mr. Dieumercy had been barred from entering under the new policy.
The bullet entered under an armpit, pierced the heart and lodged in the abdomen.
