Sentence examples for entered the path from inspiring English sources
The phrase "entered the path" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone beginning to follow a particular course or direction, either literally or metaphorically.
Example: "After much contemplation, she finally entered the path of self-discovery and personal growth."
Alternatives: "began the journey" or "took the route".
As I entered the path in the upper park, I heard horses' hooves and saw a couple of mounted policemen clopping down Riverside Drive below.
If the train had continued moving forward on the pocket track, it would have entered the path of an oncoming train.
"The Trump administration, which made a surprise guided cruise-missile strike on Syria on April 6, has entered the path of open threat and blackmail," the North's KCNA news agency quoted the military as saying in a statement.
After the increase in concentration of oxygen in the atmosphere 2.4 billion years ago that nearly wiped out life on Earth (the great oxygenation event), aerobic organisms entered the path of adaptation, eventually ending up on oxygen, an electron acceptor for their energy mechanisms.
Once people enter the path, they follow the meandering twists and turns, guiding themselves, and eventually reach the middle.
Several artists have unleashed work in tribute to the man; as you enter the path to the front door, a neon sign above simply says: "Interior (day) * "Bella's been to the house, too, "many times," she says.
Various forms of psychotherapy, behavior management and self-help residential care, such as is provided by Oxford House, can help even hardened drug addicts enter the path of recovery, but need to be much more widely available.
Travelers may choose a beaten path, but face busy paths because of traffic in links which enter the path, but the ATIS doesn't predict the traffic situation.
This is when we enter the path nobody else has trod, that we have to make ourselves, with no markers, no postings, only the teachings, the mistakes and successes of previous times and peoples, to guide us.
The only step that might not make immediate sense to you is entering the path, as you must manually type the path.
