Sentence examples for gate writes from inspiring English sources

"We think that getting to know smart people doing interesting things will, in the long term, be good for Red Gate," writes CEO Neil Davidson.

Adam Gopnik, in his book At The Strangers' Gate, writes: "Poetry, in our time, is either something you read and write in a classroom or something you give to someone you want to sleep with". The latter may prove an enticing enough reason for some.

"The Hun is at the gate!" wrote Rudyard Kipling.

Mr. Seth's "The Golden Gate," written in verse, contrasted two Californian couples — John and Liz, and Phil and Ed — both trying to find their way to love in elegantly turned rhymes.

She had blue hair and a pink scarf, and was balancing a piece of poster board against a low gate, writing a sign to wave among the crowd.

He slipped long passionate letters under her gate, written in English, and the only response he got was when the Capitán and his friends called and threatened to chop him in pieces.

("The headline alone belongs in the Journalism Hall of Fame," Gates writes).

Life at the top was no picnic, Gates writes.

"In short, we need an energy miracle," Gates writes in the letter.

While he celebrates black athletes aplenty, for instance, Gates writes nothing about O. J. Simpson, whose trial also surely said something profound about "life upon these shores".

Gates writes that Obama quizzed him about this characterization; a one-on-one meeting with Donilon followed, and that "cleared the air," according to Gates.