Sentence examples for gate designed from inspiring English sources

The entrance gate designed by Notman is at 3822 Ridge Avenue, one-half mile south of Route 1.

That access allowed Firoozi to see information about water levels, water temperature, and the status of the recently installed gate, designed to control water levels and flow rates.

To get to Tanzeb Tailors and Drapers, a dark, jumbled shop near the Ambassador Hotel, we climbed through a gate designed to keep the cows out.

He starts the tour at the courtyard, which has a dramatic metal gate designed by a builder of hot-rod cars, bearing the home's name: Amazing Grace.

"It looks like a little playpen," coos Worsley, boggling at the hedge-green frame, faux squirrel-pelt coverlet and dinky, waist-high gate designed to ease the entry/exit of the ageing monarchical bumcheeks.

It begins through a wrought-iron gate designed to represent the profile of the cwm (rock basin), reflected in the llyn, but conjures up an eagle's wingspan and concentric ripples on water at the same time.

Mr. Serra's sculpture, for example, will eventually occupy the terminal's main showplace: the international gates, designed to accommodate the largest airliners.

Set on the six-and-a-half-acre campus of the Philharmonic Center for the Arts, the $12 million museum features 18 galleries, a glass-dome conservatory, two chandeliers designed by the sculptor Dale Chihuly and 16-by-10-foot 16-by-10-foot 16-by-10-foot 16-by-10-footst Albentrancey.

B1 Gates Fail to Avert Crash Amtrak's costly warning gates, designed to head off collisions, failed to prevent a fatal crash that took the lives of two occupants of a sedan in Waterford, Conn.

I.B.M., which was one of the great business organizations in history, and which was perfectly placed to own the personal-computer business, disastrously failed to appreciate the importance of the software Gates designed for it.

Accurate analytical timing models are desirable for CMOS logic gates designed using nanometer technology nodes.