Sentence examples for to be gate from inspiring English sources

Caller: It's going to be Gate 5A off of Tantau Avenue.

Revenue for the purpose of the "break-even" rules is taken to be gate receipts, broadcasting revenues, commercial sponsorship deals, and profit on player sales.

Pielke says that the mediascape as a whole does a good job of reporting climate science, but at the same time he questions how much journalists should be expected to be gate keepers of science, particularly when a high-profile politician or scientist makes a public claim.

IRs are ligand-gated ion channels derived from variant ionotropic glutamate receptors that tend to be gated by ligands such as acids, aldehydes and amines [ 71].

Delta has also installed computers on the jet bridge, near the aircraft door, so agents can tag those bags that need to be gate-checked.

Those passengers are then required to hand over their carry-on bags, which are whisked away to be "gate-checked" — often without time to remember that reading material is tucked inside.

Yet the desire to be gated is mainly a reaction to the state's inability to make cities liveable.

But in "Unreal Estate" he gets nosy about grandiose estates, and these places tend to be gated.

"The people who encourage young people to go into the military are less positive than they used to be," Gates told the packed ballroom.

Conversely, setting the value of ξ too low can result in target-generated measurements failing to be gated.

For both CMCs and PBMCs the area to be gated was determined after preliminary experiments using back-gating to determine the location of the lymphocyte populations and 10,000 events were collected through this gate.