Sentence examples for getting the gate from inspiring English sources

When a sports team loses long enough, fans get restless and soon enough, the coach ends up getting the gate.

"Getting the gates fabricated and brought here was an extremely delicate part of the whole process," said Giuseppe Quarta, the lead engineer with Salini Impregilo, the Italian firm that is part of the consortium that designed and constructed the locks.

"I got the gate for $200 but work has to be done to it".

A radio person can get the gate for something he popped off about on cable television.

But he got her message, and the employees got the gate.

These places have more latitude, and can afford to show great artists who mightn't otherwise get the gate.

There were two policemen near the gate right alongside the fan who had shouted to me and so I shouted to them: "Get the gate open".

It was clear that changes were coming, but people were shocked to see two of the last entrepreneurs in the business get the gate.

A.O. Scott, co-chief critic of The New York Times, said in an e-mail that many critics had gotten the gate in the last few years, but the loss of Mr. Hoberman was a particularly acute one.

And if the company doesn't execute flawlessly, Gateway itself may get the gate.

"You've got the dome, you've got the gates".