Sentence examples for entering the third phase from inspiring English sources

The East Village, he said, is entering the third phase.

Essentially, Doncaster is entering the third phase of its postwar history.

But, resisting this urge means entering the third phase – the spleen will release more red blood cells, the diaphragm will stop juddering and this is followed by the discovery that the body has more oxygen than imagined.

Without serious checks and balances, the government wields organs of state as tools of political control.Georgia, in Mr de Waal's view, is entering the third phase of its post-revolutionary development.

This week, perhaps to make up for having been stumped, Mr Blair gave a speech to a friendly but puzzled audience at the London School of Economics, explaining that the party had explored the third way during its first term and was now entering the "third phase" in its second.For those still concentrating, the prime minister's latest theory of phases goes as follows.

We are now entering the second phase of the David Petraeus scandal.

"Now I feel like I'm entering the second phase of my career," Odesnik said.

Yale University is entering the fifth phase of its successful program that offers incentives to its employees to purchase homes in New Haven.

We're entering the second phase of this revolution, where entirely new markets will be created, and Apple could create those".

Best of all, I'm entering the second phase of my life in the knowledge that I am looking after myself, not doing this awful thing I did for 35 years that did nothing for me except cost me a fortune and make me ill.

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