Sentence examples for question enters from inspiring English sources

The stain in question enters dead cells easily, but cannot enter living ones.

Speaking afterwards, he said it was "vitally important the trade union in question enters these talks on Monday constructively".

For the rest of the field, that has become the compelling question entering every major championship.

THE MATCHUP The biggest question entering the Final Four weekend will be if George Mason can continue its improbable run.

Other than at quarterback, the Jets' most pressing question entering this off-season appears to be at coordinator.

The question entering this first series between the two was not whether fans would cheer or boo, but whether fans would show up at all.

The question entering Friday's women 800m freestyle final was not whether Katie Ledecky would win – the Maryland teenager is unbeatable at the distance – but by how much.

That is the biggest question entering the National Hockey League season, as Detroit attempts to unload goaltender Curtis Joseph, who is owed $16 million over the next two seasons.

The only unanswered question entering the final round was how 13-year-old Aree Wongluekiet would fare playing in the final group in a major championship.

In late August we posted a special Student Opinion question, How Would the Presidential Campaigns Change if the Voting Age Were 13? Answering the question entered students into a contest for the chance to be published elsewhere on NYTimes.com.

Then, 50 years ago last month, the question entered the scientific sphere when a young American astronomer named Frank Drake began sweeping the skies with a radio telescope in hopes of picking up a signal from an extraterrestrial civilization.