Sentence examples for which has entered from inspiring English sources

So did the unhappy word "quagmire," which has entered some conversations in Washington and in European capitals.

It's the word "local," which has entered the language as a powerful symbol of high quality and goodness.

The contents of the recordings are classified, and they have not been mentioned to the jury in Mr. Ghailani's trial, which has entered its third week.

The war in Afghanistan, which has entered its ninth year, was started by former President George W. Bush in response to the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.

Unfortunately for the movie, this performance, which has entered theatrical lore, was also a prime example of the era's popular-front mentality.

In Curb Your Enthusiasm, which has entered its seventh series, David has taken the self-deprecating irony of Seinfeld and amplified it.

There were 15 judges from 10 countries, including Japan, which had entered one olive oil.

The way in which, having entered, it spreads, may be illustrated by a simple example.

The big players like Sanyo or BP, which have entered other home power markets, are absent.

Earlier this year, Apple acquired Beats Electronics, an audio company, which had entered the streaming business via Beats Music.

There have been at least fifty operas based on "The Tempest," none of which have entered the repertory.