Sentence examples for entered will be from inspiring English sources

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

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

"Although the age we've entered will be brutally unsparing of companies that can't or won't move fast enough, it will also empower citizens as never before," he said.

His Palo Alto Longevity Prize, which 15 scientific teams have so far entered, will be awarded in the first instance for restoring vitality and extending lifespan in mice by 50%.

At Filmstreet (filmstreet.co.uk), one child under 12 and his or her crew (of any age) will win four annual passes to Cineworld Cinemas, and many of the (maximum five-minute) films entered will be shown in Filmstreet's online cinema.

Some investors also viewed the big bounce by stocks off their Sept. 21 lows as evidence that the recession we have entered will be over almost before it began.

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.

"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.

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

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