Sentence examples for historic gateway from inspiring English sources

It is about the need for a "vision plan" to guide the Port Authority in decision making about the future of this historic gateway to the United States.

And in New York, the historic gateway to the nation's newcomers, the influx is now lower than it has been for more than 15 years.

The recently-constructed Mondego Green Park in Coimbra is situated approximately half a mile away from the historic gateway into the city, the Largo de Portagem.

That is by helicopter: whirring low over the rust-brown slums, godowns and Victorian Gothic monuments of India's city of commerce, its historic gateway; then soaring high over the hazy Arabian Sea beyond.

Turn right and the road leads to Beach 127th Street, the historic gateway to Belle Harbor, a sleepy ocean-to-bay community of about 2,000 one- and two-family homes that are far removed -- and not only in distance -- from the throb of the mainland.

But Judge Katzmann, son of a refugee from Nazi Germany and grandson of immigrants from Russia, found that in the nation's historic gateway to immigrants, few big corporate law firms seemed to hear that summons — even as the consequences of no lawyers or bad lawyers flooded the federal appeals courts, including his own.

Save Ellis Island, a nonprofit charged with restoring that historic immigrant gateway to America, may not be able to save itself.

The donation, the company said, was prompted by an article in The New York Times about how Save Ellis Island was struggling to continue the restoration of 29 buildings on the 27.5 acre historic immigrant gateway to America.

Puerto Rico was the historic 1st gateway to the discovery of Florida which opened the doors to the advanced settlement of the USA.

Its output tends to be explicitly city related, and while The Silence Room cannot entirely be subtitled "The Book of Newcastle", O'Brien does muscular justice to this historic city, a gateway to other worlds: "the bridges and the river that ran darkly beneath them, of the river's mouth and the vast satisfactory distances beyond, from here to either pole and on to Singapore and Valparaíso".

"Weymouth is the historic and natural gateway to the Channel Islands, however we can only operate from ports where it is safe to do so and where the berthing facilities are fit for purpose.