Sentence examples for the biggest gate from inspiring English sources

"Everybody hates him, but this will be the biggest gate in boxing history, because everyone wants to see him fight".

He was a main-event attraction at the Garden 21 times, more than any other fighter, he won and lost the lightweight (135-pound) title twice, and he drew what is evidently the biggest gate in boxing history -- almost $35.9 million in War Bond purchases -- fighting at the Garden as an Army private in 1944.

In 2014, the average figure for a crowd at a WSL game stood at 728 – up 30% from the previous year – with Manchester City attracting the biggest gates, which sometimes topped the 1,000-mark 1,000-mark

Jonah Goodhart, who is also CEO of Moat, says that it is doing this in response to what he sees as possibly the biggest issue in digital advertising today — and you could argue the biggest gating factor restricting more growth.

The ones who have passed, when I meet them at the big gate they're going to ask me, 'Did you take care of our music?' " If you don't like Moran's playing, you might think that he isn't sufficiently attentive to structures that other musicians adhere to, or as elegant as Nat King Cole.

The big gate pushed open without her touching it.

Go in the big gate next to the Gunrunners.

Have you seen the big "Gates" exhibit in Central Park?

One of those even better houses with the big gates opening up, the long drive, the even bigger mansion.

"I can't get a loan unless I do what those men tell me, the ones who live in the good houses with the big gates".

Salaries are capped, new players are drafted so as to help the worst teams, and ticket revenues are split 60 40 between home and away teams, letting small teams share the big gates of the large teams.