Sentence examples for of a gateway from inspiring English sources

A New York literary agent told me that books were Amazon's version of "a gateway drug".

Amazon does, because singles are the literary equivalent of a gateway drug.

5.30pm BST My verdict Recycling could be the environmental version of a gateway drug.

One possibility is that the artificial leaf could turn out to be the energy equivalent of a gateway drug.

But the notion of a "gateway" is less important, in this study, than the question of when kids take that first step on the path of substance use.

Its bars and brothels have been a magnet for dishonest dealings, and its waterfront still evokes the romance of a gateway to distant lands.

"Western inner-city barrios may be more of a gateway than inner-city ghettos in other areas of the country," Mr. Jargowsky said.

What followed was the launch earlier this year of a gateway to UK government data: data.gov.uk, overseen by Berners-Lee and Professor Nigel Shadbolt from Southampton University.

Memories of the Augustinian priory, of a gateway built from the ruins of property demolished when the Jews were expelled from England, are prompted by summaries on boards.

"He's kind of a gateway drug," said Ryan Jaso, an event promoter who runs the Control party at Avalon, where Skrillex got his big break as a D.J. in August 2010.

With a 46-foot-wide stainless steel canopy aimed directly at the southwest corner of that park, the tower will serve as something of a gateway to the eight-acre public space.