Sentence examples for gate suggests from inspiring English sources

A huge, newly built parking lot across the lane from the garden's main gate suggests that Wolkonsky's daughter, Isabelle Vaughan, anticipates crowds at Kerdalo in the future.

Lions Gate is quick to point out that only six months ago, when he had a smaller stake in MGM, Mr. Icahn stated that an MGM acquisition would be one of "depreciating assets that have been likened to 'melting ice cubes.' " But now Lions Gate suggests that Mr. Icahn has a transaction with MGM planned that will benefit him.

The factory's bullet-riddled gate suggested all the gunfire had been directed into the building.

Ms. Peck's attack, like a colt let out at last from the starting gate, suggested the potential for physical daring and openness that Balanchine saw in American dancers.

For Act I, an ornate marble floor, some pillars and an iron gate suggest the vast nave of Sant'Andrea Della Valle.

The size of the 1,920 crowd, 10 times the normal gate, suggested quite a few had decided their local side meant something after all.

The reliefs in this "high gate" suggest that the suite was used for recreational purposes by the king together with his women.

The entry gate suggested no one in charge stares at milk cartons anymore.

The mechanisms by which it binds to the core particle through the C-terminal tails of its subunits and induces α-ring conformational changes to open the 20S gate suggest a similar mechanism for the 19S particle.

Mr Gates suggests that the convergence of mobile phones and music players (using his software, of course) could threaten the iPod's dominance.

The competition for entry – there are now 1,500 applications for 180 places and, when the school first opened for business, police had to be called to still parental clamour at the gates – suggests the dissenters are a small minority.