Sentence examples for making a gateway from inspiring English sources
"making a gateway" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is used as a present participle phrase to describe an ongoing or continuous action of creating or constructing a gateway. Example: The workers are currently making a gateway at the entrance of the park.
If not making a gateway, ignore this step and go straight below.
If desired, a 4 inch (10cm) piece of wood can be cut out of the smaller side to make a gateway.
"It will also help attract investment into our city by making a key gateway into Swansea far more visually attractive.
Eliminating this hassle may win Netflix more customers and help Virgin Media retain its, too, by making a cable subscription a gateway to other services.
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.
In its time, Glenfiddich's Straight Malt must have made a great gateway drug for drinkers who'd never had anything but blends.
Make a 5x5x5 gateway out of wool blocks (whatever color you want except black or brown).
"Dumbledore is gay" no more makes the books an invitation to homosexuality or contrary to orthodox Christian belief than Sorcerer's Stone made them a "gateway to the occult".
Lori Rodriguez of the Houston Chronicle said that Gulfton, "with its rows of down-at-the-heels apartments that still bear jaunty names from their swinging-singles days, makes an incongruous gateway for the newest waves of immigrants and their many children".
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.
