Krueger glanced at his parents as he left the court, stepped through a gate, and headed for the locker room, a semifinalist at one of the four major junior international tennis championships.
Feeling like Dorothy, I step through a red-painted gate to the city, passing through the thick outer wall, which dates back to the 1630s, to emerge on to a blue-cobbled road that is spilling over with red bougainvillea.
The Holy Land Experience will begin when visitors step through the gates of a "walled city" to a re-creation of ancient Jerusalem.
More than 24 hours after they arrived, eight members were finally invited to step through the gate.
To deal with frequent-flier programs online, you have to steel yourself for the quirks of the airlines the way you brace yourself for delays and awful food when you step through the gate.
Step through the gate to see the altars covered in hanging strands of small, colorful pillow-like figures.
Beyond this garden, the great arms of an old arborvitae -- named Arnie, after Arnold Schwarzenneger -- beckon you through a gate and down steep stone steps to the quarry garden.
I went through a gate in a high wall and descended steep steps to a sloping hillside garden that surrounds several buildings.
"When we step through the gates and into the shop," said Allen W. Smith, 45, a T-shirt worker who is serving a 13-year sentence for robbery, "this is a company.
On the evening of Monday, 16 December 1963, I step through the inner gate of Bristol Prison and make for the officers' mess.
