Sentence examples for gateways into from inspiring English sources

Evolution opens gateways into the future.

Built for King Nebuchadnezzar II around 575 B.C., it was one of eight big gateways into the city of Babylon.

In this world, we will think less of TVs, radios, phones or watches and think more in terms of gateways into this layer.

Of the myriad Internet gateways into the mainstream Islamic world and its fringes, the best site is that of the Washington-based Middle East Institute (www.mideasti.org).

But her opinion is not widely welcomed in a country that has become one of the main gateways into Europe for hundreds of thousands of migrants from North Africa and Asia, especially Syrians.

At the same time he refused Guderian's renewed request that the 30 German divisions now isolated in Courland (on the Baltic seacoast in Lithuania) should be evacuated by sea and brought back to reinforce the gateways into Germany.

"It's a gateway into a culture".

"He was my gateway into everything," Mr. Santiago said.

Miami is the natural gateway into America for Latin Americans.

(Ms. Parker called it "kind of her gateway" into politics).

Family history could be a gateway into social history.