Sentence examples for have a gate from inspiring English sources

My house doesn't have a gate.

We have a gate between the houses.

It doesn't make mistakes and will automatically text you if a flight is late or you have a gate change.

Here is a very simple solution to people exiting the front door (causing inconvenience and delays to those waiting to board): Follow the example of the Dutch trams and have a gate or a turnstile at the front that allows the rider entry but not exit.

Mr. VanRy's stoop does not have a gate and is set back from the sidewalk by a few feet, and the officer told him that if he were behind a gate on his stoop, he would not have received a ticket.

(Yes, slums, like heaven, have a gate).

GPs have a gate-keeping role.

It is important to note that, in Turkey, primary care does not have a "gate-keeper role" yet.

Unlike the UK system, where CRTs gate-keep the beds, the Norwegian CRTs do not have a gate-keeping role.

In the Netherlands, general practices have a fixed list size and all inhabitants are listed with a general practice, and GPs have a gate-keeping role.

In the Netherlands, general practices have a fixed patient list, all inhabitants are listed in a general practice, and GPs have a gate-keeping role for specialized care.