The owner, Robert Rubin, wanted to preserve that racing heritage, so Mr. Jones incorporated a viewing stand, a bit of roadway, flagman's towers, signage like "Chevron Gasolines" on the gateway bridge itself, and checkered tees into the design of the course.
We try to construct a life in which we will be perfect, in which we will eliminate awkwardness, pass by vulnerability, ignore ineptness, only to pass through the gate of our lives and find, strangely, that the gateway is vulnerability itself.
The city is also competing to be the headquarters of the Free Trade Area of the Americas -- it bristled when one of it rivals, Atlanta, proclaimed itself the "Gateway to the Americas," a moniker Miami has long considered its own.
The Harmon Tower, promoted as a luxury hotel appealing to a new generation of big-spending Las Vegas revelers, today languishes at the gateway to CityCenter, itself just three years old.
But in each case, this small northern Arizona city, which calls itself the "Gateway to the Grand Canyon," has bounced back, continuing to draw vacationers who stumble on Williams en route to the canyon, about 60 miles north of town, and return to buy second homes.
St . Louislikes to call itself the gateway to the West.
Take Lake City, which lies about 50 miles west of Jacksonville and proudly proclaims itself the "Gateway to Florida".
It now advertises itself as the "Gateway of the Americas".
Gdansk, a rising tourist destination in itself, is the gateway to the north.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said Isis's next step appeared to be the city of Azaz, 10 km (6 miles) further northeast and the gateway to the border crossing itself.
