You are entering fairway.
In fact we are entering uncharted territory.
Rosenberg considered entering Guatemalan politics a folly.
We are entering a period of rapid population growth.
I'll be entering an internship program within three months.
Small boats loaded with wares sped to the great river as she was entering the harbor.
When you raise your pet to be big and strong, try entering it into (fluff) Races!
IMAGINE entering your living room and sliding your foot purposefully over a particular stretch of floor.
Who wants to be bogged down with entering a bunch of text?
Faber unlocked the back door-a precaution for fast exit-before entering the hall.
While the Lebanese group has been cheering on Hamas from the sidelines, it has refrained from entering the fray.
Users make far fewer substantive mistakes than imagined. Typical “errors” consist of a user inadvertently entering an out-of-bounds number, or entering a space where the computer doesn’t allow it.
Hearing. Every sound we hear is the result of sound waves entering our ears and causing our eardrums to vibrate.
Along with stewardship, managers entering under crisis conditions must also understand the demands of leadership in the digital age.
Turning down an obscure street and entering an obscure lane, he went up to a Smith's shop.
Unfortunately, surveys show the majority of individuals never tuck their pants into their socks when entering tick-infested areas.
Such schooling may be very beneficial: one extraordinarily talented little boy I met had learned to read fluently even before entering school.
And found-that to increase the degree of openness of fiber and to control correctly the entering air current are two efficient ways to improve fiber web irregularity.
This lets you search for exact phrases, "all these words", or one of the specified keywords by entering search terms into the appropriate box.
There is a market for human flesh; and it is not with your shadowy hands, shuddering around them, that you will prevent them from entering it!
A premarital agreement can protect the financial interests of older persons, persons who are entering into second or subsequent marriages, and persons with substantial wealth.
Close yourself in a smoke-free room and place a wet towel underneath the door to prevent any smoke from entering, says Dan McBride, a firefighter in New York City.
Furthermore the areas these new economists are entering have their policy implications, by and large, at a local rather than national level. That does not bode well for international fame.
Women have occasionally scuffled with police when barred from entering stadiums, although now and then they have been allowed into smaller venues to watch sports such as basketball or volleyball.
The researchers next want to look into what happens when engineers inject liquid carbon dioxide from power plants deep underground, in an attempt to keep the carbon from entering the atmosphere.
Louisiana officials want to start building sand berms as barrier islands, to block oil from entering the fragile marsh ecosystems; the Army Corps of Engineers has yet to approve the plan.
Nor do I -- whom the scarlet letter has disciplined to truth, though it be the truth of red-hot iron entering into the soul -- nor do I perceive such advantage in his living any longer a life of ghastly emptiness, that I shall stoop to implore thy mercy.
