Sentence examples for gate hangs from inspiring English sources

Lots of country pubs have them, including the Plough Inn in Wrington, Somerset; the Anchor Inn in Oldbury-on-Severn, Bristol thee Gate Hangs Well in Syston, Leicestershire; or the Tollgate Inn in Holt, Wiltshire.

The brothers of Bones Gate strive to live by their credo of welcoming friends to their house: "This Gate Hangs High and Hinders None.

The great gate hung on its hinges & would have to swing, but when?

"The great gate hung on its hinges," they wrote, "and would have to swing, but when?

(See tip below for the gate) Hang a large wreath on the front of the fence (facing the road or sidewalk).

Zachary was brought to Hell Gate and hanged.

This vote was rejected and the next attempt had four men form two gates and people would cast their vote by walking through the 'hang' gate or the 'no hang' gate.

Brunet witnessed – or at least heard – Buchenwald's infamous "musical hangings"; the Nazis would take inmates beyond the gates to hang them from a neighbouring forest.

The gates were hung on stone piers, but the banks between them were of earth.

Using the gate posts you built earlier, hang the gate.

Beidler claims that friends of the condemned men simply walked through the 'no hang' gate multiple times casting multiple fraudulent votes that possibly allowed two murderers to walk free.