Sentence examples for far gates from inspiring English sources

At these far gates they can relish the benefits of closed borders in queues that keep a few bored document-checkers busy.

Another sign of just how far Gates wants to move Microsoft is a project he calls "Web OS" that's bubbling away in the research division.

So far, Gates has committed a total of $264.5 million and Rockefeller $75 million for the AGRA program's first five years — and the two groups will probably soon pledge another combined $100 million or $150 million as more details are worked out this year.

So far, Gates says, he is "superhappy" with the way that Ballmer has taken on added responsibilities since becoming Microsoft's president in July 1998.

Through the far gate, you'll find a tiny market for old coins – a history lesson in itself at this crossroads of continents.

By the time she gets upstairs to the pool, both dolphins have swum over to the far gate to greet her.

So far, the Gates domestic programs have drawn more critical fire than the work in international health.

That notion is merely conjecture so far, Mr. Gates acknowledged, but it was one of the successful selling points for the project.

Actually, the CUTLASS Finland radar scanning toward the polar cap in the local noon sector detected obvious sunward plasma flow in far range gates after the shock arrival, which was described above and also shown in both Fig. 7 and Fig. 8.

Following relegation to the Championship attendances have dipped, although the crowd of 23,451 which saw Middlesbrough's first Championship game against Sheffield United represents far higher gates than is usual for the division, and indeed larger than those of some Premier League clubs, for example Queens Park Rangers or Wigan Athletic.

So far, Lions Gate has been careful to rein in its appetite, Mr. McAlpine said.