Sentence examples for is gateway from inspiring English sources
verb
To make available via a gateway, or access point.
thedragontrip.com Spanish strolls Alicante airport is gateway to more than just the resorts of the Costa Blanca, most notably Benidorm.
But Belo Horizonte is gateway to the colonial gold-mining towns, of which the most notable is exquisite Ouro Preto, rich in Brazilian baroque.
One of her higher-profile customers is Gateway, the computer maker based in San Diego, whose company logo is a black-and-white cow printed on its shipping boxes.
Kemi, a port city at the northern end of the frozen Gulf of Bothnia, has a Snow Castle that includes a hotel where tourists can sleep on slabs of ice; 90 miles to the north on the frozen River Ounasjoki, Rovaniemi is gateway to Santa Claus Village, where letters can be mailed to the old benefactor in his hideaway on the North Pole.
One strong possibility is Gateway, which has been heavily touting its use of AMD's Athlon in recent months.
This French city (which is pronounced somewhere between 'bone' and 'bun') is gateway not only to the Burgundy wine region, but also to the wine regions of Beaujolais to the south and Champagne to the north.
Alcohol and tobacco are gateway drugs.
Are they coming to be gateways to the internet?
Hunched pods are portals to the Underground; silent doors are gateways to the clouds.
