Sentence examples for to enter on from inspiring English sources

The bottleneck, Ceder says, was waiting for ions to find their way into and out of lithium phosphate particles, tunnel-shaped crystals whose charge allows ions to enter on one end and exit through the other.

The blue parking passes are clearly marked to enter on Whittier.

"I really was feeling, I think, that I was about to enter on a quest".

Who says "I am about to enter on the office of vice-president"?

Expect a cover of £7 to enter on Friday and Saturday nights.

Kevin Carr, 19, tried to enter on foot and was rebuffed.

Rosneft's embarrassment following the collapse of the BP deal has enabled Exxon to enter on more favorable terms.

A lawyer representing the nine immigrants, Margo Cowan, said they had asked to enter on a humanitarian parole, a special permission generally granted in short-term personal emergencies.

"To enter on an office" is so unusual that Mr Biden can be forgiven for substituting a similar preposition into this rare bird of a phrase.

By that time the stability pact may no longer exist, and new members may be able to enter on looser criteria.

In the wake of evidence-informed media interventions, it can be difficult or even impossible for researchers to enter on-line debates without compromising the credibility and 'moral high ground' of a scientific expert (cf. [ 47]).