Sentence examples for gates were built in from inspiring English sources

Gothic sandstone gates were built in 1923 to welcome home-buyers to Hollywoodland--a perfect fairy-tale entrance for the Norman-Spanish-gingerbread fantasy architecture of the neighborhood.

Three main gates were built in the walls – North Gate, St Martin's Gate and Sidbury Gate – protected by gatehouses of paired circular towers and arrowslits for use by crossbowmen.

This rampart, 40 feet high with magnificent towered gates, was built in the 15th century by the Ming emperors and stretched almost 25 miles around the city.

Terminal C, with 25 gates, was built in 1987 after American Airlines established a hub, signed a 40-year ground lease and began operating 120 long-distance and 90 commuter flights a day.

Munich's similar Siegestor (Victory Gate) "was built in the 1840s to celebrate the valour of Bavaria in the revolutionary and Napoleonic wars" — conflicts in which Bavaria fought French invasion.

The Old Bell Hotel, on Sadler Gate, was built in 1650.

Ladderstile Cottage, at Ladderstile Gate, was built in the 1780s.

And you have to question the long-term longevity of the monorail after the powers-that-be opted against a stop at the Grand Californian hotel or DCA when the second gate was built in 2001.

Smaller gates were built between them, such as Friar's Gate.

During the heyday of ferries on the bay, before the Golden Gate and Bay bridges were built in the 1930's, the building handled 60,000 passengers a day.

The lower lodge to Ashton Court and attached gates, railings and bollards, which were built in 1805 by Henry Wood, are Grade II listed buildings.