Sentence examples for like to enter from inspiring English sources

Tuesday he said he would like to enter show business and has "a couple" acting offers on the table.

Foreign companies form joint ventures with domestic companies already present in markets the foreign companies would like to enter.

Pope Francis writes: I would like to enter into dialog with all people about our common home.

Amid the ambient wails of doom about the publishing industry, I'd like to enter a note of encouragement.

Mr. Musk is a firm believer in a decisive swing toward electric cars, and would like to enter a wider market in 2012 with a cheaper electric car.

"There are other people that would like to enter into the business," Ben Tabatchnick, who runs a New Jersey-based kosher soup company, said.

Branson likes to enter a market controlled by a giant — British Airways, say, or Coke, or Murdoch.

In his spare time, Mr. Chivers likes to enter data competitions much as other people like to do crossword puzzles.

He crawled into the space on his knees, which was not how he would have liked to enter.

A good diet, he said, seems to help, and when possible he likes to enter a game to the head-pounding beats of heavy-metal music.

I, too, liked to enter from the west side, particularly because of the fantastic view across the lake to the Drum and Bell Towers.