Sentence examples for entered a place from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, we've entered a place of play.

We entered a place of chaos and sad dirtiness.

I felt like I had emotionally entered a place from which there is no return.

Faith in all instances means that those who use it, have by design and necessity, left the realm of pure reason and entered a place where assumptions about what is sure and what is real are suddenly unreliable.

"We have entered a place where cottage cheese can be worn like a bad suit... the Twilight Zone!" I spend a lot of time visiting my nearly 88-year-old dad in his assisted living center.

In Iowa, candidates enter a place, shake a few hands, make a speech and take questions.

What keeps you writing is that you don't ever enter a place that feels like home at last.

When we enter a public service, we enter a place where we are not buyers or sellers but something much more precious.

Rarely so along a two-lane highway, so that greater slowness we were speaking of earlier — one of the differences between travelers and tourists — makes it easier to enter a place, to enter a life along two-lane America.

The bad news is that they were entering a place where some journalists already there were considered targets, making a dangerous situation all the more so.

Police officers may enter a place of worship if they have suspicion of unlawful activity, said Donna Lieberman, the executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union.