Sentence examples for trying to enter a from inspiring English sources

Take the case of a small business that is trying to enter a new market.

"Something like a load of lorries trying to enter a supermarket loading bay," Collins says.

It started with a group of political pranksters trying to enter a donkey as a candidate for the Assembly.

It's all about trying to enter a catatonic state to conserve energy so you're ready for what lies ahead.

An unsuspecting witch trying to enter a house by means of it would be split in two.

The result is that gaining access to a wider appreciation of music still feels like trying to enter a series of locked rooms.

Bush was seen on surveillance video trying to enter a historically black church minutes before the shootings at the grocery store.

Trying to enter a profession with some residual attitudes about who should or shouldn't be in it you need a lot of energy to get through that.

Ten minutes before the Nalchik blast, an armed man was killed trying to enter a sports complex where dignitaries were gathered in the city of Nazran, in neighboring Ingushetia.

Protesters said they erupted Tuesday night when the police blocked a group from trying to enter a theater to commemorate the deaths of the approximately 800 protesters killed during the revolution.

Her presidential bid would have been heavily defeated were it not for her capture while trying to enter a combat zone from which everybody had asked her to stay away.