Sentence examples for entered straight from inspiring English sources

In the Army, which he entered straight out of college, he served as a public information officer at Fort Hood, near Killeen, Tex.

At the age of 50 he decided to take up a new profession and entered Straight College, New Orleans, to study law; he was subsequently admitted to the bar.

She had discovered more than 600 cases of "dummy forms" being entered straight into the final stage of the department system and recorded as needing "no further action", covering up that the case had not been assessed or investigated.

You can enter straight from the station, otherwise the front door is on the street side, facing St Pancras.

This week Nirvana's You Know You're Right will enter straight into the top 10 with a bullet, appropriately enough.

There are humanising touches everywhere: little lobbies mean you don't enter straight into the flats, while the main staircases have a meandering generosity and an elegant curving sweep, rather than the usual straight-up flight.

Discussions are continuing about amending the system next season, with the side finishing top either coming straight up or entering straight into a play-off with the Premiership's bottom club.

Many students are accepted onto school-leaver programmes or apprenticeships because they have demonstrated that they are career focused and want to enter straight into the world of work.

In the first, a new deal with the EU would be negotiated within two years, allowing the UK to leave and enter straight into a new relationship with Brussels.

Furthermore, they are skipping higher education more than millennials and entering straight into the workforce.

Just because I was never questioned before entering straight places didn't mean I didn't get special treatment in them.