Sentence examples for gate of from inspiring English sources

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entrance of

The phrase "gate of" is correct and usable in written English.
It generally refers to a literal gate that stands at the entrance to a place, such as a doorway or a walled-in garden, or a figurative gate as in the entrance to knowledge, a state of understanding, or another metaphorical place. For example: "When she walked through the gate of the walled garden, she felt a sense of peace and serenity."

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Entombment Gate of Heaven Cemetery.

The New York Times

Interment Gate of Heaven Cemetery.

The New York Times

Burial at Gate of Heaven Cemetery.

The New York Times

Interment Gate of Heaven Cemetery, Hawthorne, NY.

The New York Times

Interment Gate of Heaven.

The New York Times

FRONT GATE OF the septic-tank company.

The New Yorker

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Stochastic gating of voltage-dependent channels.

Yale University

(a)Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve.

Cornell University

"They've opened the gates of hell.

The Washington Post

At the gates of the Treasury?

The Guardian - Opinion

The gates of Zamana Electronic are mangled.

The New York Times

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