Sentence examples for a gate into from inspiring English sources

Go through a gate into the churchyard.

He fought with officers as they prepared to walk him through a gate into Mexico.

The fabrics flutter, rearrange themselves, imply a gate into another world.

Immediately opposite the cottage go through a gate into a picnic area by the river.

Journalists waiting outside a gate into the University were roughed up and ordered to leave the area.

It was still very early in the day when we reached the cut that led like a gate into Hot Creek Valley.

Keep heading downhill following the path down some rough steps over a stile, turning briefly right in a band of trees and then left over a footbridge and through a kissing gate into a field.

By opening a chemical gate into a hollow carbon molecule, a team of chemists has discovered a simple way to make compounds that most scientists believed could not exist: compounds incorporating the elements helium and neon.

To best of our knowledge, there have been no reports of an intentional introduction of a new gate into an enzyme structure.

The first one you'll encounter is entered through a wooden gate, into a sort of air lock.

Visitors enter through a little gate into a sprawling, slightly overgrown garden that surrounds the whole house.