Sentence examples for up to enter from inspiring English sources

Edgardo grew up to enter the priesthood under Pius's patronage.

As if he were helping them up To enter a streetcar, and not eternity.

Meanwhile, cooks were lining up to enter the dining room, holding bread on wooden planks.

"Do you wear contacts?" he asked, as we were suiting up to enter the barnlike building.

One Army captain was signed up to enter Harvard Business School once he got home.

Finding the ground floor entrance barred, he climbed up to enter by an upper floor window.

Initially, they just look at the car from the outside, but they work up to entering and closing the door a few times, though without actually going anyplace.

Temping is popular with some Japanese workers, allowing women with young children and retired workers seeking a pension top-up to enter the workforce.

This has allowed ODMs, consumer-electronics firms and even start-ups to enter the handset business.

Dr. Venter said that he expected more companies, many of which are start-ups, to enter by the deadline next May 31.

These programmes will be around specific mobility challenges and many will have open calls for start ups to enter.