Sentence examples for which we enter from inspiring English sources

"I can't envisage circumstances in which we enter coalition with the SNP," he said.

The decree which we enter apportions only the natural flow of the North Platte River.

In this world which we enter, appearing from a nowhere, and from which we disappear into a nowhere, Being and Appearing coincide.

God keep the old Republican Party and God give us victory in the struggle on which we enter". Throughout Gen. Woodford was listened to with marked interest, in contrast to the reception that the preceding speeches had had.

Graham Greene wrote of Patricia Highsmith that she was "a writer who created a world claustrophobic and irrational which we enter each time with a sense of personal danger".

For current and, I'm guessing former OHMA students, deciding on a research topic can be a daunting task, one made even more complex by the many interests with which we enter the program.

In the house, which we entered by way of the kitchen, were stacks of people, all close relations.

It turned out it didn't really matter which we entered, they all linked back on each other in the end.

There is something significant about two female artists infiltrating these male spaces – be they Chernobyl or the US military site Greenham Common, which we entered in 1999 – with our imperial measures.

The Vatican Gardens, which we entered through two small arches behind the Courtyard of the First Martyrs, take up about one-third of the 108.7 acres of Vatican City, the world's smallest sovereign state.

America still has huge advantages over any other country that can be leveraged to restore the confidence with which we entered the new millennium.