Sentence examples for one of the gate from inspiring English sources
During halftime of the Jets' previous two home games, against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Nov. 18 and the Cleveland Browns on Dec. 9, hundreds of men on one of the Gate D ramps chanted at the few women in the crowd to bare their breasts.
One of the Gate theatre's biggest modern successes was Stephen D at the Dublin Theatre festival of 1962.
Fort Lauderdale resident Claudette Kennedy said she would like to work as one of the gate attendants, collecting tickets from event-goers.
Most are driven by a common regulating speed ring and are pin-connected in such a fashion that no damage will occur if debris blocks one of the gate passages.
If you based tweets around special interests rather than suggestions of people to follow, it essentially removes the need to figure out who to follow on the platform, which has been one of the gating factors to growing Twitter, and introducing it to new users.
A few weeks ago, I met Nusseibeh at the Damascus Gate, one of the gates leading into the Old City of Jerusalem.
When I visited, in September, one of the gates was broken: stuck shut.
Four fans huddled in a small tent near one of the gates, cooking bratwursts.
"Generator or transformer explosion outside one of the gates," someone said.
The painting, "Marrakech," depicts one of the gates of that Moroccan city against the backdrop of the Atlas Mountains.
The title of your book refers to one of the gates of Central Park, but it is also a metaphor for seeing New York through a parent's eyes.
