Sentence examples for take a gate from inspiring English sources

Mancuso lost her footing trying to take a gate in the upper half of the first run.

Take a gate to walk downhill on the perimeter of the wood and carry on over a stile, walking with the wood on the right on a slightly diverted path that rises quite steeply.

As cell populations are rarely discrete, two approaches may be taken, a large gate may be drawn to capture all probable events, or a smaller gate used to capture only those events that are without doubt from the population of interest.

Because of fees for checked bags, "airlines have conditioned many travelers to just take a bag to the gate and let the gate agent or the flight attendant on board the airplane sort it out," he said, adding, "It's a horrible system".

A third was permanently disfigured on the local slalom course after she took a bamboo gate too closely.

He tossed away the melon rind and shouted in the direction of the gate, "Take a break!

Attendance at Belmont Park is likely to take a major hit, reducing gate and concession revenue and wagering.

After reading "Barbarians at the Digital Gate," take a stance in the adware-spyware debate by arguing the position of an adware company C.E.O. or a consumer rights advocate.

In Puxi, wander into the 1930s Shikumen ( "stone gate"), take a look at the wet market going on next to the Suzhou river/Chengdu Lu and afterwards dive into the French Concession and spend time in the Propaganda Poster Art Centre (www.chinasnippets.com/shanghai-cultural/propaganda-poster-art-centre) located in the basement of an apartment building.

You can learn what sections they are aggressive, how tight they take a line on some gates, and you can learn where they pull back and show the course respect".

With non-profits shutting their doors, while 'hooverville' tent cities are appearing across this nation it only takes a Fredrick Gates-like figure to convince the new Rockefellers to be the new, new philanthrocapitalists.