"I enjoy giving a small gateway into a piece, by virtue of the sound and the look of the words.
Enter through the small gateway into a huge garden, taking up the best part of the city block.
The last sentence of his last major essay, "Theses on the Philosophy of History"—written in 1940, when Nazism seemed unstoppable insists that even at the darkest hour redemption remains possible, that every second is "the small gateway in time through which the Messiah might enter".
The last sentence of his last major essay, "Theses on the Philosophy of History" — written in 1940, when Nazism seemed unstoppable — insists that even at the darkest hour redemption remains possible, that every second is "the small gateway in time through which the Messiah might enter".
Smack in the middle of the cramped, packed stores hawking shark's fins, bird's nests, fossils, precious stones and sea slugs, a small gateway leads to the courtyard of the Leng Buai Ia shrine, where the noise of the outside bustle immediately falls away.
The work was carried out between 1245 and 1270, and included the construction of a towered curtain wall, a gatehouse of considerable size with two large towers, two smaller gatehouses, a small watergate, a small gateway into the city, a chapel, and a new stone keep, first known as the King's, later Clifford's, Tower.
New Orleans is lousy with subterranean termites, and two small gateways to hell opened on my bedroom wall.
Results show that secondary, and smaller, gateways in both Australia and Asia have played more important roles in passenger movements over this time.
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If the network scale is small, each gateway node can communicate with the sink node directly.
The transmitting period starts with a small always-on gateway selection and setup stage.
