Sentence examples for through a gate on from inspiring English sources
The players gratefully sprinted to the outfield the moment he came through a gate on a golf cart.
Go through a gate on to an enclosed footpath and follow it to a junction with a path on the right.
PATCHIN PLACE can be glimpsed through a gate on 10th Street between Greenwich Avenue and the Avenue of the Americas, its gloomy exterior much as it was in the 1910's, when its neighbors were the Women's House of Detention and the Victorian Jefferson Market Courthouse, now the site of a public library branch.
The 27-year-old man who died here Friday, Shane Maixner, found still on his snowboard under four feet of snow near the Canyons Resort, was an out-of-bounder who apparently reached the place of his death through a gate on the resort boundary marked with a prominent skull and crossbones.
Pass through a gate to continue north on the Appalachian Trail, along the bank of the Housatonic River as it passes below Skiff Mountain.
He took a large plate sound from Avid's D‑Verb plug‑in, rolled the high frequencies off at 8.6 kHz, and sent it through an SSL channel strip with a gate on it, setting the release time to 0.6 seconds.
Keep climbing on to a major track where you should turn left, pass through a gate and on to Low Parkamoor farm. 2 Leaving the farm on your left, pass through a gate into a field and follow a grassy path with a fence to your left until you reach the next gate.
5 Pass through a kissing gate on to a lane and into the hamlet of Newton.
Mitchell met the three officers in his constituency office on 12 October last year after he was accused of calling officers guarding Downing Street "plebs" after he was asked to cycle through a side gate on 19 September.
The temple, dedicated to the Theban triad of Amun, Mut and Khonsu, is entered through a sandstone gate on the southern side of the enclosure walls.
We continued past an outdoor fitness area full of old weight machines and out through a gate where inmate volunteers cheered us on, offering tiny Dixie cups full of Gatorade or water as we ran past.
