Sentence examples for entered into a different from inspiring English sources

It is thus that that which was hot becomes cold, for it has entered into a different state.

When you start doing these videos, you've entered into a different realm — one where we battle to convince reps to send us handsets early, live as close to shipping hubs as possible, wake up at the crack of dawn to meet the UPS guy at his truck, then blast out videos at a breakneck pace in hopes of being the first to get one online.

Have you entered into a different phase of your career do you think?

When I made the choice, I entered into a different realm of time, one that put me in a semi-suspended state, in the midst of nature, aware that I was taking the long way home.

When they retire, people enter into a different taxpaying world.

And he took from his pocket 35 member cards, each the enter into a different "blind tiger".

"We are entering into a different type of strike, more like what the supermarkets and banks have been doing -- operating, but with limited hours".

"If we are going to rob the poor to pay the rich, then we enter into a different form of morality," he told peers.

Approving a form of gambling that takes place over the Internet, instead of in a bricks-and-mortar casino, means "we're entering into a different world".

When I read Seamus Heaney or Ted Hughes, I'm not just reading a poet's take on the world, I am entering into a different world - a world built from the beginning on other principles.

Even if he does renew this summer, with Madrid entering into a different era under a new manager the threat of him winding down his deal will have done his negotiating position no harm.