Sentence examples for once entering from inspiring English sources

Once, entering a smart restaurant in Boston, she was told that ladies were not admitted in trousers.

He was a handy player himself, once entering the British Amateur Championship, but he spent most of his time building his business empire.

Ordinarily, any official who served as a consultant or lawyer for a company observes a period of a year or more once entering the government during which he or she avoids making decisions involving the company.

MPs who had been lawyers or GPs in their pre-Westminter life also saw their popularity decline if they continued to work once entering parliament, and their popularity declined markedly the more they were earning.

Instead, she repeats the same questions verbatim to each speaker, never following up, only once entering the conversation to interject: giving an example of how Coca-Cola employees successfully pushed the company to go water neutral.

Over the last two days, in the courtyard of Naudero House, Murtaza Bhutto's teenage son, Zulfikar, has sat quietly, wrapped in a shawl, never once entering the house where strangers and journalists tramped through all day.

This man once entered prizefights.

Sally Law: 1) I once entered a contestant named Speedy in a caterpillar race.

She once entered a Dolly look-a-like contest and lost.

Whereas ten dollars was a big bid for Roosevelt, the King once entered a bid of ten thousand for a stamp.

A ledger inside the case was opened to a page where an accountant once entered players' salaries.