Sentence examples for make a gateway from inspiring English sources

If desired, a 4 inch (10cm) piece of wood can be cut out of the smaller side to make a gateway.

If not making a gateway, ignore this step and go straight below.

Make a 5x5x5 gateway out of wool blocks (whatever color you want except black or brown).

In many cases, media gateways have to be dynamically discovered, because (1) a host may not know a priori all the media gateways it will possibly use, and (2) the change of host location or end-to-end resource condition can make a known media gateway no longer useful.

Does that make "Harry Potter" a gateway drug?

The ministry said the group wanted to make Spain a gateway for operations in Europe, even carrying out test runs using shipping containers without drugs.

If ever there was a time, it was now, for the Asian tiger to pursue its desire to make Greece a gateway to Europe by investing in infrastructure projects beyond Piraeus port.

This feature may be important for the, yet unknown, physiological function of this protein, but may also make it a gateway, not only for the porcine arterivirus, but also for other sialylated pathogens to gain entry in macrophages.

These shores have a dark legacy of smugglers and the harbour town of Maryport makes a great gateway to this coast and its Roman history.

"It will also help attract investment into our city by making a key gateway into Swansea far more visually attractive.

In its time, Glenfiddich's Straight Malt must have made a great gateway drug for drinkers who'd never had anything but blends.