Sentence examples for ancient gateways from inspiring English sources

Some of this rubble aligns and organises itself into the walls you see everywhere in the west of Ireland, but also into circular forts, with the outline here or there of ancient gateways or roads, these last stones cut monumentally large.

The cathedral is situated adjacent to a large lawned area, Cathedral Green, which is approached by three ancient gateways, Brown's Gatehouse, Penniless Porch and Chain Gate.

"Headquarters Frontier Force" is written on the ancient gateway.

You could finish your longwalk at Port'Alba (14), the ancient gateway to the old town of Naples, which is crammed with second-hand book stalls.

Top'là's huge 3D projection will have spectators believe that a giant lumbering elephant is really walking through an ancient gateway across Elvet Bridge.

That route now runs more than 700 miles from the southern Pakistani port of Karachi to Peshawar, in northwestern Pakistan, and then through the Khyber Pass, the ancient gateway between Pakistan and Afghanistan.

Standing in the middle of it gives a panorama of views: up and down the canal, through a tiny cafe-cluttered street, down yet another street, through an ancient gateway into a courtyard, and to a place where the waters that flow through and around the city execute a complicated branching maneuver.

There were sleepy, algae-encrusted Catholic churches and ancient temple gateways, then new concrete pagodas with huge coach parks.

Should we actually renegotiate?" The interview is online here (that quote comes at the end) Paul Myners discussing the Co-op Group on the World At One 3.58pm GMT "Total impasse" in Greece over Troika talks Visitors walk through Propylaia, the ancient Acropolis gateway, earlier today.

A pair of ancient-looking pillar gateways to his riverbank garden were made from chipped and broken blocks of concrete dumped by a local building crew.

For ancient Egyptians, "pylons" were gateways to the underworld: these modern ones came to symbolise bereavement on a national scale.