enter

enter

(something) by something and enter (something) through something to enter something or some place by way of a certain entrance. We entered the building by the west door. You should enter through the revolving door only.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
See:
  • abandon hope, all ye who enter here
  • all hope abandon, ye who enter here
  • breaking and entering
  • enter
  • enter (one's) head
  • enter (one's) mind
  • enter (one's) name
  • enter (up)on (something)
  • enter in
  • enter in(to) (something)
  • enter into
  • enter into the spirit
  • enter into the spirit (of something)
  • enter mind
  • enter on
  • enter one's mind
  • enter somebody's head
  • enter somebody's/your name
  • enter someone's head
  • enter the fray
  • enter the lists
  • enter the lists, to
  • enter upon
  • get into the spirit (of something)
  • get/enter into the spirit of something
  • the iron entered into someone's soul
  • the iron enters (into) (someone's) soul
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We felt that a team up with a local brand who were respected locally would be a good idea for obvious reasons and I reached out to (Cardif club night) Journey who loved the idea and agreed to do an Enter The Dragon reunion party in association with them.
The Dean and Members of the Cabinet will enter the Stadium through the VIP Entrance and be escorted to seats reserved for them.
You can enter a world where you lurk, just below the surface of
Following the closing, Enter's directors, other than the external directors, resigned from Enter's board new directors were appointed.
You can only enter for each prize on the date it's featured, starting at midnight EST.
The court rejected this argument, stating that "[r]espondent's argument blurs the fine but very real distinction between a contingency that prevents a liability from being fixed, i.e., a condition precedent, and a condition that may terminate an already fixed liability, i.e., a condition subsequent" (citing Burnham Corp., 90 TC 953 (1988)).The court noted that the focus should be on the obligation and the parties' intent when the agreement was entered into.
You may also reserve online at www.enterprise.eom using option 3 enter customer number 2CC0623, then click search.
Now Oxford City teachers enter data on student grades, attendance and other key areas into computers on their desks.
Yet hibernating animals somehow avoid ischemia-reperfusion injury as they enter and leave torpor, says Carey.
With recent advancements, automated time-tracking has entered the marketplace, bringing more efficient, more reliable options, such as card-based software systems, which function much like credit cards.
Can we find a way to understand that God's commitment to enter our life is also a commitment to enter our death?
Success controlling non-point sources, such as wastewater runoff, has proven more elusive, largely because of the myriad ways that pollutants can enter the Sound's waters.
has entered into an agreement to purchase substantially all of the operating assets (other than real property interests) of Niles Iron & Metal Company Inc., a scrap metal recycling company in Niles, Ohio.
Every youngster up to the age of three is eligible to enter this contest.
The first step in this process is to use each student's achievement test scores to enter the data for a student so that we can find the regression line that describes the student's pattern of growth.