Sentence examples for enter will be from inspiring English sources

All who enter will be greeted and challenged by his words engraved in granite.

The dank marsh-world they enter will be the fenny breeding ground of English literature.

Whatever the tuition is when undergraduate students enter will be the tuition they pay every year, for up to five years.

It's part of the curiosity of contemporary Japan that it presents you with some of the most jangled and mishmashed, unattractive urban landscapes in the world and yet, in many places, every little shop and cafe you enter will be immaculate and exquisite, whether it plays only Beatles records or Mozart.

The higher the pressure is, the smaller of the pore size which the mercury could enter will be.

Incumbents in any new space you try to enter will be leery of partnering with you lest they find themselves subject to the same tactics.

The era we have now entered will be a less ideologically charged one.

"The first factor on entering will be how he works, and the second factor is he is a fresh horse and he is improving every day," Biancone said.

Also on display, though too fragile to be entered, will be a 1917 wooden double-decker, complete with a spiral staircase.

And they must have at least two fully open building side walls so that a desired wind effect is assumed so that any smoke that enters will be purged from the safe area.

The contact information you entered will be shown to other users as well, so don't be surprised if you get an inbound call.