Sentence examples for through a gate of from inspiring English sources

Customers cram through a gate of flowers.

TERRORISM -- We have entered the third millennium through a gate of fire.

Their names are traditionally displayed on parade floats and announced as they run out onto the field through a gate of cheerleaders.

"Ladies and Gentlemen, we have entered the third millennium through a gate of fire," he said in Oslo, on accepting the Nobel Peace Prize — awarded jointly to Annan and to the U.N. — in December of that year.

It is a double-height space approached through a gate of fabricated steel spider webs that echo the webs on the stitched seats and other signature fittings he puts on his motorcycles.

Making his address at a ceremony in Oslo City Hall, Mr. Annan said the United Nations, established in the idealistic aftermath of World War II, was needed more than ever in a world that "entered the third millennium through a gate of fire".

They will all be entering through a gate to new worlds of understanding.

UFW President Cesar Chavez called it "a gate of hope through which [farm workers] expect to find the sunlight of a better life for themselves and their families".

As he dies, he has a vision of walking through a gate into a field of grain and of being finally reunited with his wife and son in an afterlife which resembles his country estate.

Fire Danger" and through a gate where one of the other crews propped the skull of a bull elk; fur, and sinewy skin still clinging to the dirty chalk-coloured bones, a comically ominous invitation to "the hill".

Fire Danger" and through a gate where one of the other crews propped the skull of a bull elk; fur, and sinewy skin still clinging to the dirty chalk-colored bones, a comically ominous invitation to "the hill".