Sentence examples for which I entered from inspiring English sources

I kept on until I arrived at the East Room, which I entered.

For a start, Yale College, which I entered in 1961, was all male.

"But what I decided to do was pursue my profession, which I entered before my husband was in public life".

"In my first year I wrote a play which I entered for a competition sponsored by the British Council," he says.

Good Medicine Suffering from a breathtaking cold as I was, this experience, in which I entered some numbers on a keyboard to receive some responsive numbers from the ether that promised a weekend away, made me a little giddy.

The family had moved, to "the last and grandest house, which I entered with premonitions of disaster", as she put it in Something I've Been Meaning to Tell You (1974), a collection which, she told Sheila, "mined a shallower vein".

Helena Morrissey – the Newton Investment Management chief executive who has become something of an emblem for time management given that, as well as managing a £50bn City fund, she also has nine children, agrees: "One list is immediate – what I need to do each day – which I enter into my Blackberry first thing in the morning.

And I can request to get a receipt via email, which I enter the first time, but the app will remember every time you come back and use the same credit card.

The room, which I had entered seconds earlier, was pitch-dark.

The first proper comic I ever drew was the first one I put in for in the Observer competition, which I've entered four times before.

Later that night when driving by Coke's New World, I could see the glass pillar through which I first entered, illuminated in a heavenly blue.