How to use "enters" in a sentence

No one who enters the Nautilus ever leaves

Fellow citizens of the United States: in compliance with a custom as old as the government itself, I appear before you to address you briefly and to take, in your presence, the oath prescribed by the Constitution of the United States, to be taken by the President "before he enters on the execution of his office."

"No! Please! Look..." and Hastings enters his details.

"You think that this man enters your premises? That he enters your cottage during the night?"

Is she crazy or just terrified? "Miss Thornton, if this man enters your house, we can arrest him

In reality, however, all he does is press 'play' on the recording device and write down a few notes about when the judge enters, when the prosecution or defence speaks, or what the final verdict is

It smells no different, he thinks as he enters

As he does not want them to see his face, he pulls open the left door to the box and enters.

The secretary, a young and pretty blonde, enters the room and sits by the table

She enters the ladies' and stands in front of the mirror

Connie is crying and he knows it as soon as he enters the bedroom

At that moment a man enters the tavern

Suddenly a young Spanish soldier enters the house

A servant opens it and Captain Ramon enters

The next night Zorro silently enters the Governor's home

Zorro enters and says, "Don't move and don't make a noise