Sentence examples for when one enters from inspiring English sources

But, for some reason, it's often the case that today's world's fixation on being "politically correct" is suspended and disregarded when one enters an arena or a stadium, when a fan recognizes and can latch onto a storyline that might embarrass, distract or hurt an opposing player.

One gets a seminar schedule when one enters the door.

"When one enters the House of Representatives at Washington," he wrote, "one is struck by the vulgar demeanor of that great assembly.

By Whitney Johnson December 9, 2011 Creased prints, poorly reproduced images, frayed publicity materials — not what one expects when one enters a fine-art gallery.

When one enters the galleries at the Palace of Holyroodhouse or Buckingham Palace, one is made to feel that one is there on sufferance, by the Queen's special dispensation.

The judge posited that a group exists for Section 13 d) purposes when "one enters into a transaction with the intent to create the false appearance that there is no large accumulation of securities…" Judge Kaplan then ruled that T.C.I. entered into the swap transactions to avoid reporting under Section 13 d).

She wrote: "Those of a certain age can remember when opening a door for a lady, rising when one entered a room and giving up your seat to her on a train were mandatory for any well-brought-up man.

When one entered the voting booth with a pencil (or, as we now know, a stylus), pulled the curtain and cast a ballot, one was entering the real cathedral of democracy.

He said no interns were turned away, and they let about 600 in "night club style," allowing one to leave when one entered.

Fox & Tishman knew everyone's name, so when one entered, they would call out your name, and, ask how things were going.

"When either one entered a room, the energy changed.