Sentence examples for in to enter from inspiring English sources

There is, though, a locked door: You have to be buzzed in to enter the Intelligence and National Security Alliance.

Reading University is stepping in to enter a team for the show, and a university spokesman said: "University Challenge is a national institution.

He was taking out the shower door, which you would push in to enter, and putting it back the other way round, so it opened outwards.

The police were searching for the infant's mother, checking names of visitors who had signed in to enter the building, and Perinatal Partnership was checking with all mothers using its services.

The driver punches it in to enter a spotless room with a sink, toilet and shower stall.

"Just when I went in to enter the corner I felt Rossi's bike and we fell down".

Mr. Trump appeared to be referring to the offers by South Korea's new president, Moon Jae-in, to enter into some kind of negotiations with the North that might lead to a renewal of the "Sunshine Policy," an effort by some of his predecessors to lure the North into disarmament with economic engagement.

"The experience is opt-in; to enter an ad experience the user has to allow access to their webcam.

Japanese builders would in theory like to enter.

Check for pedestrians in or about to enter the crosswalk.

Byrd resigned as university president in order to enter politics in 1954.