Sentence examples for portals through which from inspiring English sources

Social media certainly opens up more portals through which both data and network connections can be harvested.

(Mirrors figure heavily in all of Cocteau's films: he called them "portals through which we see our own deaths").

I knew that individual families, like individual streets, would be portals through which we could open up important elements of history".

Powerful memoirs like "Citadel on the Mountain" open small portals through which we view old kings manque, raving, and anxious, striving sons.

In the "Book of Gates," giant serpents guard the portals through which the sun has to pass as strange demons help or hinder the boat on its way.

Over the two portals, through which all customers must enter, is the Naismith quote, on the right, and one from Tony Hinkle, the legendary Butler University coach, on the left: "Some people call basketball a craze in Indiana.

She is the portal through which the voice emerges.

The computer has also become the portal through which students do everything they need to do on campus.

In one she speaks of science being but one portal through which to observe an aquarium of life.

So the Internet turns the company into a sort of portal through which orders arrive for redistribution among suppliers.

There is a multi-ton stone portal through which Hannibal is said to have fled when boiling oil was dumped on the heads of his men.