Sentence examples for a large gate from inspiring English sources

A large gate (a rare example of Egyptian Revival architecture) was added to the grounds in 1845.

Most of the now obsolete city wall was pulled down to build the roads, but two forts, a large gate, and a section of the wall were preserved.

The spectacle begins with a trumpeter blowing a fanfare and the opening of a large gate at one end of the arena.

A large gate made out of scaffolding poles bars entry to the site, however, and some pitches have barbed wire around their perimeters.

Duckenfield opened a large gate to allow 2,000 supporters trapped in a crush outside the Leppings Lane turnstiles into the ground.

The main fall is one of the highest in Japan, dropping 427 feet (130 m); it is approached through a large gate set in a grove of ancient cedars.

It rises up from its natural surroundings – a large, gated, semi-tropical peninsula – with little concession to modesty.

Akbar's regard for Christianity is also visible in the Buland Darwaze, a large gate-structure at the city of Fatehpur Sikri, on which he had transcribed the Quranic inscription: "Isa [Jesus], son of Mary, said: This world is a bridge.

The strongest effect on the control of the passage is achieved when a large gating residue is located in the bottleneck of the pathway.

Because those conferences are primarily made up of large state colleges, they can deliver a larger gate of alumni and fans to local bowl organizers.

A smaller pillar diameter and a larger gate electrode-dielectric overlap both lead to better gate control.