Sentence examples for you might enter from inspiring English sources

At best you might enter into a be-here-now state of Zen-like consciousness.

You might enter the back door of the BBC through the colonial service.

You might enter a casino and buy $100,000 in chips, gamble modestly, then cash in your chips for a cashier's check.

You might enter BUtterfield 8, a four-month-old restaurant in White Plains, look around, and expect it to offer typical pub fare: nachos, burgers, maybe a pasta dish.

Stubbs had even less to go on for the dingo, which is no doubt why Portrait of a Large Dog looks more like something you might enter for Crufts than a feral beast from the outback.

$23. "WHEN I was a little girl," Claire Messud wrote in "The Last Life," her haunting and powerfully intelligent novel about, among other things, the loss of innocence, "I had believed that if you looked long and hard enough at a picture you might enter into it...

Yes, your kids might enter your work now and then in charming disguise but you do not ever lay out their genuine, raw problems on the page.

Then rumors circulated that Dr. Vasella might enter the bidding.

He was seriously thinking that he might enter the priesthood.

Rogers Wireless Communications signaled yesterday that it might enter the bidding for Microcell Telecommunications, Canada's smallest wireless provider.

I wondered aloud if Playmobil might enter into more licensing deals with art museums.