Sentence examples for to be entering from inspiring English sources

The Patriots seem to be entering a tipping-point postseason.

Fewer Central Americans appear to be entering Mexico.

We seem to be entering an age of secession.

The race to become England's new manager appears to be entering its final straight.

"I'm also very happy, very excited they're going to be entering a breeding program".

At age 36, O'Neal was presumed to be entering his career twilight.

"But we certainly seem to be entering a new uncharted territory of regulation".

The battle for the country's presidency appeared to be entering a decisive phase.

Is he happy to be entering the world of Baby Bentleys?

But American banks and their regulators seem to be entering into a newly cosmopolitan spirit.

Europe itself, by 1871, seemed to be entering an age of political and social progress.