Sentence examples for called gate from inspiring English sources

To focus their efforts, in early 2000 the German Academic Exchange Service ( DAAD) and the HRK, in association with Germany's scientific organizations, founded a consortium for international university marketing called GATE Germany (GATE stands for Guide to Academic Training and Education).

Here they were, uncertain of even the rug beneath their feet, looking for this place called Gate C31.

And then Karen Ann Quinlan's body was taken in a hearse, over miles of winding New Jersey roads, to a cemetery called Gate of Heaven.

One design used in both a ring ($65) and a bracelet ($220) is called Gate, and Ms. Morris said it was inspired by wrought iron gates she noticed in front of brownstones in the Village and the Upper West Side.

"A Woman of Property" opens with a poem called "Gate," which conjures up a scene that feels like a TV ad for Prozac as scripted by Beatrix Potter: Everyone has a cousin Benjamin Bunny.

As shown in Fig. 1, the cylindrical double clamped nanowire resonator is driven by electrostatic force exerted between itself and the bottom electrode (also called gate electrode).

A class of these peptides acts by modulating the gating mechanism of voltage-gated ion channels and are thus called gating modifier toxins (GMTs).

Airlines are experimenting with something hideous called "gate-to-gate connectivity", which means the Baldwins of this world can play their games from the moment they're settled in their seats.

These moments are called gates, like a series of gates in a prison.

Next, a plumbing system that will feed molten metal to the right place, called gating, is attached to the wax.

The education scholar Diane Ravitch, outraged by what she saw as a serious undermining of the public-school system, called Gates the nation's unelected school superintendent.