Sentence examples for passed through the gates of from inspiring English sources

It remained unclear whether Iraqi forces passed through the gates of the refinery — Iraq's largest — on Saturday afternoon.

It is rooted in deep history, and serves as an audio cue that you've passed through the gates of heaven, or at least discovered a measure of serenity.

Soon we passed through the gates of an enormous Archer Daniels Midland plant, which rose up out of the fields like a small city.

Fairfield Osborn, welcomed the members, and told them that as of New Year's Eve, 107 million people had passed through the gates of the Zoo.

This is the time for the consummate end-of-summer ritual: the state fair.Nearly a million people passed through the gates of the 1998 Iowa State Fair during its 11-day run in August.

When the ex-IRA prisoners Gerard Hodgins and Richard O'Rawe last passed through the gates of Belfast's Crumlin Road jail their city was in a state of war and their one thought on entering the Victorian prison was to escape.

So many people pass through the gates of Grand Central, perhaps Mr. Smith once faced a particular challenge.

"Now we're passing through the gates of paradise," Stephen F. Byrns, the conservancy's founder and board chairman, said as he led our group inside.

His great ambition in 1990s South Africa was to pass through the gates of "truth and reconciliation" and draw a line under his country's recent history.

In a "good year," some 300,000 Americans can be expected to pass through the gates of Kastrup Airport and stay at least a few days in Copenhagen.

For the next five weeks, around 4,000 people a day are expected to pass through the gates of the park, formerly the Tropicana lido, paying £3 to enjoy such entertaining exhibits as the Jeffrey Archer Memorial Fire Pit.