Sentence examples for a gateway through which from inspiring English sources

Sci-fi gives us a gateway through which we can experience the wonder of our universe, and Big Dumb Objects are one key to opening that gateway.

They pictured a grand and sprawling entrance to Prospect Park, a gateway through which most of the park's visitors would pass.

In 1984, he created his first nationally prominent site-specific public sculpture, the two male and female figures that topped a gateway through which the Olympic flame was carried into the 1984 Los Angeles Games.

"It is a gateway through which we might access her particular view of that road between our glittering versions of American life and the darker reality that waits at the end of the ride".

This tract connects the spinal cord to a part of the brain called the thalamus, a gateway through which sensory input passes.

Shanghai, as the core city in the city region, is both a hub connecting flows of goods, capital, people, and information within the Yangtze River Delta region and a gateway through which other cities in the city region connect to the world city network.

In turn, WebMD has also begun to target employers and health plans with its subscription-based patient engagement platform and private online health portals, which give employees a secure gateway through which they can access their personal health information, plan data and insurance claims.

Analysis of the entire transcriptome provides a molecular gateway through which the physiological process of involution can be understood in greater detail.

A former chief executive of St Helens Citizens Advice for more than 20 years, she lambasted the proposals for a "single telephone gateway" through which anyone would have to access the scheme.

Abolition of the Legal Services Commission and introduction of a mandatory "telephone gateway", through which claimants will have to obtain civil legal aid advice, have also been put back to April 2013.

At the mosque's entrance is the domed tomb of Aḥmad Shah (1441), and on the road leading to it is the Tin Darwaza (c. 1425), a triumphal triple-arch gateway through which the sultan was borne to worship.