Sentence examples for entering inside from inspiring English sources
"entering inside" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when referring to a person or object moving from an outer area or space to an inner one. For example, "The cat watched curiously as we entered inside the house."
"On entering inside, [they] immediately shot dead the gatekeeper and started shooting randomly," he said, adding that the assailants escaped soon after the attack.
Thus, initially colloidal NPs are transferred from liquid to vapor environment, reaching the cells, entering inside and tagging them.
"We will not accept anyone entering inside Libya," Mustafa Abu Shagur, Libya's new prime minister, told the Al Jazeera television network.
"If we can keep big bombs from entering inside our compounds and embassies we'll reduce the risk of catastrophic collapses of buildings," said an Administration diplomatic-security official.
Rain regularly seeps in through the crisscrossed thatch walls, and the roofing – in some cases corrugated iron, in other cases thatch, too – doesn't extend far enough over the windows to prevent sunlight or water from entering inside.
All human beings come into existence inside another human being, a human being we call our mother, but we cannot recall that time afterwards, and so reading a book, entering inside another human consciousness, is both a revelation and a return to our source.
"You can enter inside, all there are destroyed," he said, speaking in English.
"The moment we entered inside, we knew it was an incredible place.
We found the same situation when we treated cells with a TAT-GFP fusion protein that entered inside cells but was unable to counteract the deleterious effect of DJ-1 silencing (Figure S1A).
Maybe it is better for men but the (female) abdominal structure allows things to enter inside, so even washing will not help me" (Community FGD, 30 year old woman).
Not entered inside the door.
