41.   He will enter a world of seminaries slowly being transformed by the decisions of men like him to enter the priesthood relatively late in life.

42.   Here is where we enter the world of extended-family vacation mathematics.

43.   I felt like I was entering another world.

44.   I had been at the hospital for his birth, in the delivery room as he entered the world screaming and miry.

45.   Humans, unlike Greek gods and new operas, enter the world helpless and barely formed.

46.   Instead of being a barrier, the mystery surrounding the pieces beckons visitors to enter their world.

47.   It was necessary, then, for crime solvers to enter the world that made McVeigh.

48.   Kart said he encouraged his daughter to attend the camp because he wants her to be better prepared than he was to enter the world of business.

49.   Mainstream economics suggests that training and education should be enough to enter the world of good jobs and should, if available, trump group identity.

50.   Many parents expect their newborn to enter the world looking like the children on baby food jars.