Meanings of entering for in English

It is no use for a lame man entering for a hurdle-race.

Yes, the idea of entering for the competition himself was a magnificent idea.

He dreaded entering for fear of what he should see.

Besides, the recent rainfall has made conditions so hazardous that only experienced workers are entering for essential repairs.

The rest of the day was passed in entering for a moment at a time into the sick-chamber.

Martin was an EY finalist last year and he outlined to prospective contestants the benefits of entering for the gongs.

That was quite enough to put him on his mettle, and he lost no time in entering for the race.

Well might an ignorant native, entering for the first time, have supposed that they were the shrieks of departed souls.

This he did because he himself was also entering for the competitions, though he did not really fear Lao Ting.

What man is there who has not experienced a delicious emotion on entering for the first time a young girl's room?

Security forces temporarily blocked the entrance to Nigeria's parliament on Tuesday, preventing lawmakers and others from entering for up to an hour, witnesses said.

The original order barred travelers from the seven nations from entering for 90 days and all refugees for 120 days.

Entering for the first time, Tobin caught his breath in amazement.