Verl was a trash rancher, Wyatt Match said, oyster eyes sliding around behind his gold-rimmed lenses that darkened in sunlight, and not so much because Verl's land was overgrazed but because there were fences down and gates hanging by one hinge, binder twine everywhere and rusting machinery in the pastures.
At one terminal, a security guard "was watching television in the main part of the building, away from the office where keys to the gates were hanging on the wall," the report says.
For example, pedestrian automatic gates, pedestrian automatic gates with horizontal hanging bar, and pedestrian swing gates are thought of as medium-cost safety treatments with their cost generally estimated as being between $10,000 and $100,000 [10].
"Old postcards" is more like it: a dog barking, the slumbrous watchman at the gate, the drivers hanging about the tea-stall outside, the pavilion from where the building's laundry is delivered crisp each day.
Stay one step ahead of your fellow passengers by arriving the your gate early and hanging out near the kiosk so you can hear updates and get your name on the list for food and hotel vouchers, should they be offered.
After detailing his jobs – laying hedges, hanging gates, bathing sheeps' feet and trimming muck from their tails, cleaning roof gutters, and so on – he concludes: "Landscapes like ours are the sum total and culmination of a million little unseen jobs".
Thirty-five bodiestilllaylay in the greeting area outside the international arrivals gate, now festooned with hanging debris and police tape.
You go to the gate and I can't help it: I have to smile because there's always somebody hanging on the gate calling 'Mrs Hill' and it starts straightaway, yak, yak, yak, trying to tell me 20 things at once.
Mr. Olsen took a chalkboard hanging on the gate and wrote: "Gowanus Yacht Club.
