Entered [adjective]

Most states have made their own exposure notification apps that walk you through the steps of turning on alerts and — should it be needed — entering in your own positive test result.

The state entered a third phase of Northam’s pandemic plan in July, when cases were dropping.

He worked with such artists as Rain, the first Korean to win an MTV award, and Wonder Girls, the first Korean group to enter the Billboard 100 chart.

In 2017, tickets were required to enter the Capitol grounds to view the swearing-in ceremony, with parts of the Mall open for those without tickets.

During busy hours, entering the lower-level history galleries can require waiting in a long, socially distanced line.

There are a lot of incomplete and concerned teams entering free agency, and in this truncated offseason, training camp opens in two weeks.

The Celtics entered the draft with solid positional balance and depth, although forward Gordon Hayward is a possible flight risk in free agency.

Jalen entered our program with a plan and put in the work to turn his dream into a reality.

Philadelphia enters the playoffs this weekend with the most regular season points.

Instead, it’s expanding as smaller, self-funded players enter the space and beef up their personnel and operational capabilities.