Sentence examples for that entered with from inspiring English sources

"With the signing of this accord, all Russian troops, and any paramilitary and irregular troops that entered with them, must leave immediately," she said at the news conference.

Facing a lineup that entered with a.140 batting average against him (13 for 93), Clemens retired the first nine Twins he faced.

Other movies that entered with little heat ("Robot and Frank," with Frank Langella, about a retired jewel thief and his mechanized caretaker) or arrived with negative buzz ("The Surrogate," with a very naked Helen Hunt as a sex worker), emerged with rosy futures, or at least distribution deals.

As Aristotle's views were developed in the West following the textual recoveries of the late Middle Ages, these were received into a theological context that had been strongly defined by Augustinianism, and a complex interplay between this tradition and the new philosophical views that entered with the recovery of the Greek texts defined a complex period of intellectual ferment.

Interestingly, patients who entered trials with relatively mild disease at the outset tended to worsen, and those that entered with relatively severe disease tended to exhibit spontaneous improvement.

Buju Banton's voice was gruffer, but the sentiments he expressed were just as sweet: "In dis yah dancehall, no form a grudge/ Greet everyone that enter with a hug".

JAS 39A: initial version that entered service with the Swedish Air Force in 1996.

Of these three, the Kiama was a 104 ton paddle steamer that entered service with the company in 1855.

Moreover, Greece, Italy, Portugal, and Spain as well as France are countries with dual labor markets that entered the crisis with a rigid system of collective bargaining.

It was the newly elected government of Sierra Leone itself that entered an agreement with the United Nations to establish the SCSL.

"The range of the increase was something that entered the vocabulary with the judge's decision," Mr. Rebell said.