Sentence examples for bad gates from inspiring English sources

"When I first started working, having the CEO call you into his office would be seen as something bad," Gates said.

If the leakage is low and falls below luA (bad polysilicon gate using PVC.

Everything must conform to the line – in this case, "immigration bad, keep the gates tightly locked".

Yes, the matriarch of The Gates (bad show habituée Rhona Mitra) is of the vampiric persuasion; the high-school football hero grows whiskers when the moon is full; the mall is full of witches.

The Haitian belief in "bad milk" — "lèt gate," in Creole — is well described by Paul Farmer in his book "Partner to the Poor" (University of California, 2010).

Considering we had such a bad season last year our gates haven't been too bad this year.

Through the fallen gates stream bad actors, good people with no talent, young people who won't wait, smart people who don't need anyone's permission to publish, the people formerly known as your sources, assorted charlatans, paranoids, shysters and fools, and the obsessives who will probably discover the next press.

Like the horse at its heart, it is bad out of the gate, not because it dances and prances and takes its time settling in but because it is heavy-handed.

Two weeks later, Griffinite roared to a come-from-behind victory in the Lafayette Stakes, a seven-furlong sprint at Keeneland, despite some energy-expending bad behavior in the gate that delayed the race and nearly unseated his jockey, Jose Santos.

Quarter-horse races take place over very short distances; if a horse gets a bad break from the gate it has almost no chance of winning.

Obama could have avoided some of this bad press by talking to Gates before he made up his mind on the photos.