Sentence examples for stone gate from inspiring English sources

The name, literally "stone gate," refers to the courtyard entryway.

The "Stone Gate", the last surviving entry to the medieval town, is an open-air walk-through chapel.

The property is entered through an Elizabethan stone gate with wrought-iron bars, on a gravel drive approximately 600 yards long.

Giving and getting like two horses arriving at the same time from opposite directions at the stone gate that will allow only one to pass.

(Park near the dead end of Fuller Avenue, north of Franklin Avenue. Enter at the stone gate on Fuller labeled "The Pines").

On the advice of aides, the president said, he forsook a tradition of the fort: an elephant ride through the stone gate entrance.

I passed through the old stone gates of the original Hollywoodland development and turned up Ledgewood Drive.

Wood's design seamlessly blends new architectural elements with original stone gates and carved lintels.

But when he walked out of the massive stone gates at 7 25 a.m., he said nothing.

We trudged through a neighborhood of 19th-century houses and through one of Slavonice's medieval stone gates.

I half expected to find a pair of giant stone gates barring our way, etched with runes or dire Latin inscriptions.