Sentence examples for gate painted from inspiring English sources
The property has an ornate wrought-iron gate painted white, as well as hedgerows.
We passed some small cottages and then pulled up to a tall gate painted forest green.
She watched him walking off and when he reached a front gate painted blue.
Or maybe its twin and neighbor L'Inattendue (The Unexpected), with latticework and gate painted peri-winkle blue?
After the class, park by the bridge and join everyone at the entrance, a huge steel gate, painted black, with razor wire around the edges like lace.
Barbed wire lined two imposing walls that met at a gate painted red, white and green, maybe twice the height of a goal.
Walking towards the church, the first thing you notice – bar the German teenagers in Monster snapbacks taking selfies by the entrance – is that there are skulls and crossbones everywhere, carved in stone on the gates, painted on the pavement outside and even replacing the standard crucifixion-style symbol on top of the spires.
Walking toward the church, the first thing you notice besides the German teenagers in Monster snapbacks taking selfies by the entrance is that there are skulls and crossbones everywhere, carved in stone on the gates, painted on the pavement outside, and even replacing the standard crucifixion-style symbol on top of the spires.
Up the bank and a two minute drive down Sabatli's main road past ducks and gates painted with red diamonds set on blue, the small blue and white Sabatli Medical Clinic comes into view.
The front gate is painted turquoise and features the house number (45), a letterbox and a small sign that reads "House of Dreams".
Like other artists caught in the neo-Russian trend, he was particularly drawn to the portrayal of life in Moscow during the 16th and 17th centuries, as can be seen in such paintings as Old Moscow, Street in Kitay-Gorod; Moscow in the Mid-Seventeenth Century: Moskvoretsky Bridge and the Vodyanye Gates; and Moscow in the Mid-Seventeenth Century: Dawn at the Voskresenskiye Gates, all painted in 1900.
