Sentence examples for gateway marking from inspiring English sources

Torii, symbolic gateway marking the entrance to the sacred precincts of a Shintō shrine in Japan.

A 40-foot-high arched torii gateway marks your entry into this spiritual world, and a network of paths leads to the shrine.

The gateway marks the entry to Chaklala Garrison, an old British cantonment from the days when officers of the Raj escaped the heat of Delhi for the cooler hills on the approaches to Afghanistan.

Walk to the end of the alley, turn left and ring the bell by the large wooden gateway marked only with the number 9. Inside you will find a small, tranquil garden housing an old European-style villa with antique tables, unusual statues and six delicious double rooms, all different and all decorated exquisitely.

St Jérôme is the gateway town, marking the beginning of the Parc Linéaire le P'tit Train du Nord – 124 miles of walking trails (laurentians.com).

"The Chinese national educational system," he writes, "has won high praise as an efficient system with national standards, a national curriculum, a high-stakes test (the college entrance exam), and a clearly defined set of gateways to mark students' transitions from one stage to another.

Torana, Indian gateway, usually of stone, marking the entrance to a Buddhist shrine or stupa or to a Hindu temple.

I remember saying something like, "Those people… they seem a little different…" And suddenly there was a horrible strident laughter all around us and the street was full of what looked like hairy steampunk neohippies, all vaping and toking and comparing tattoos in clusters around the main entrance, which displayed a MAPS PSYCHEDELIC SCIENCE 2017 sign like a banner marking the gateway to hell.

Long gone is the stone gateway that once marked the entrance to this network of narrow streets.

In Figure 1, the first shortest route form node c to the gateway g is marked as a blue dotted line.

When the average queue length exceeds a preset threshold k, the gateway drops or marks each arriving packet with a certain probability, where the exact probability is a function of the average queue length.