Sentence examples for the multiple doors from inspiring English sources

The key skill to assess is the ability of students to navigate the multiple doors.

Just as in a subway, the multiple doors on the buses slide open level with the platform, providing easy access for strollers and older riders.

Some of the larger palaces had several stairways giving access to the antechamber, and multiple doors and pillars opening into the rooms of main building.

The previous tenants had multiple doors where you can exit, and the parking lot is in the back.

About the only aspect of SBS that really does work like true BRT is the rapid boarding through multiple doors – and while that, it must be said, is very pleasant indeed, in itself it hardly constitutes robust proof of the concept's viability on North American streets.

It means the Klevio One works with multiple doors and there's no need to modify the communal area of apartment buildings when installing it, since the device is located within an individual apartment.

These entrances were constructed so that communications with the city could not be carried out directly; the messenger had to enter through multiple doors and walk down a winding passageway, which is evidence of the security measures taken as a last defense against the possibility of a surprise breach or entrance of unexpected visitors.

The Pile Gates are a well-fortified complex with multiple doors, defended by Fort Bokar and the moat that ran around the outside section of the city walls.

Bou-Ahmed paid special attention to the privacy of the palace in its construction and employed architectural features such as multiple doors which prevented passers-by from seeing into the interior.

Keys can be programmed to open multiple doors, so if all of the places your visit use the CyberLock system, you could feasibly carry one key.

In this environment — especially given the expectation of career changes — the most useful degrees are those that can open multiple doors, and those that prepare one to learn rather than do some specific thing.