Sentence examples for which you enter from inspiring English sources

A mother is the portal by which you enter the world.

There are still curves, and a slightly silo-like corner tower through which you enter, albeit also crystalline bay windows that suggest there is something different inside.

PDT in the East Village, which you enter through a telephone booth inside a hot dog stand, is one of New York's premier modern-day speakeasies, and Mr. Meehan is one of the most eloquent and inventive of modern bartenders.

I've just asked her how long she's been working in this studio, which used to be a picture-framing workshop, and which you enter through a very scruffy, and almost secret, door.

Already you carry a phone on which you enter the instructions that shape how your friends will see you: the well-chosen images of you at your most vital, the amusing quips from you at your wittiest.

The point at which you enter will depend on your qualifications and work experience, and once in – with experience and further qualifications – you can develop your career by applying for more senior positions with greater responsibility and a higher salary.

It was like a purgatory after which you entered something other than heaven.

A way round this would be to exit Kosovo via the same third country - Macedonia or Albania - from which you entered; or to go to Kosovo after Serbia.

Lubbock also objected to the destruction of a little outgrowth of the library, a folly essentially, a "cloister" leading to a toplit hexagonal stair by which you entered the floors of knowledge.

These galleries leave you at the doorway through which you entered the museum — turn right and you'll find the new shop and cafe or turn left and retake the street, having seen much of the Prado and with a whole day still ahead of you.

You're objective during an encounter with the police is to leave that encounter in the same manner in which you entered it, in one piece.