Sentence examples for will enter from from inspiring English sources

"We will enter from Israel, not Jordan".

They will enter from the rear of the room, as if they were witnesses.

Those arriving by train will enter from the upper level, getting a grand view of the gentle arc of the departures hall.

Customers of the buildings' two retail spaces facing Essex Street, which will total 2,010 square feet, will enter off Essex, while customers of the 2,463-square-foot 2,463-square-foot 2,463-square-footenteretail there.

Instead, Mr. Bloomberg will enter from the back of the stage that has been erected outside City Hall, and he will be accompanied by two new citywide officials who are likely to be fierce watchdogs over the next four years: John C. Liu, the new comptroller and the first Asian-American to be elected to citywide office; and Bill de Blasio, the new public advocate.

All other graduates will enter from the Athletic Center.

Saatchi is not expected but his wife Nigella Lawson is - and the public will enter for free from Thursday.

From minute to minute, these units will enter, either from the side (and then dance to the opposite side) or, spookily, from a sort of blackness at the back of the stage (and then dance forward).

The side, who will rival David Beckham's former club the LA Galaxy, will enter MLS from 2018.

These, says the document, will enter service from 2018 – but they will not play an active role in the navy's fleet until well into the next decade.

New planes will still be bought: 30 Boeing 737-Max models will enter service from November 2018, providing estimated fuel and maintenance savings of £2m-£3m annually a plane.