Sentence examples for to enter for from inspiring English sources

It has been too dangerous a place to enter for more than seven days.

Several people tried to enter for lunch but were turned away.

Mayor Herbert Adams said he would allow residents to enter for a "quick inspection" of their homes.

All recognised that the law was a competitive profession to enter for anyone, regardless of gender or race.

If fallout is heavy as it will be in Russia, areas may remain too hazardous to enter for many years.

Already, Western insurers have helped crack open markets that orthodox state-owned companies never considered or dared not try to enter for fear of angering officials in Beijing.

But the Israelis retain security control of the town, which means they have the right to enter for the purpose of preventing terrorism.

While Australia has some of the strictest quarantine laws in the world, guess which region is the easiest to enter for Australians taking their pets overseas?

Answers to the list of questions change as patients go from entering the hospital for the delivery of a child to entering for complications of Alzheimer's disease.

When you have to enter text (for Twitter, for example), an on-screen keyboard appears.

Lacking standard keyboards, they also make it hard for users to enter requests for information.