Sentence examples for that would enter from inspiring English sources

"To call an act the day after Valentines Day "spiteful", is a thought that would enter few men's minds.

Squealing "Mr Grimsdale!" to his despairing boss time and again, he also coined a catchphrase that would enter comedy history.

When Seal Team Six was chosen for the Bin Laden mission, he requested to be part of the assault group that would enter the house.

The bank warned that tightening credit conditions were leading to "escalating levels of delinquency and default among borrowers" and "an unprecedented number" of homes that would enter foreclosure.

He could not have anticipated the element of heartbreak that would enter into this utopian mingling of Christian, Jewish, Muslim, and Buddhist cultures in the months after September 11th.

ON JANUARY 25th 2011, a day that would enter Egypt's very long annals, the streets of downtown Cairo were filled with ragged groups of protesters hiding from swirls of tear gas.

And it was agreed that Russia would enter that war 90 days after the V-E Day.

On April 13, reports surfaced that Burke would announce that he would enter the NBA Draft at a press conference the following day.

Mr. Lieving said studies elsewhere had shown that needle exchanges greatly increased the chances that users would enter recovery programs.

If you know that you would enter a shop with boring things, take someone that is your opposite with you.

Boullier said there is a possibility that Lotus would enter into the capital of the company and that the team would be renamed entirely Lotus.