Sentence examples for turnstiles from inspiring English sources

Yet on that same side of the ground journalists were able to use the same turnstiles.

Other items for sale included projectors, VCRs and turnstiles.

Supporters had not been taken into the stadium for safety reasons, they were told; then the reason changed – now it was because the electricity that fed the floodlights controlled the turnstiles.

THE end of the early shift, and workers at the Peugeot car factory at Aulnay-sous-Bois Aulnay-sous-Bois Aulnay-sous-Boisrough the turnearles.

And more cities may adopt technology like Washington Metro's "SmarTrip" card, which gets users quickly through the turnstiles and is easy to top up.Someday, dreams Mr Millar, driving licences may even act as smart-cards.

Hundreds of transport systems, from Hong Kong to Houston, are issuing tickets on contactless cards that can open turnstiles with the wave of a hand or the touch of a wallet, speeding access for commuters and reducing fraud and administration costs when compared with paper tickets.

There is no sign outside; only the glamorous women edging through the turnstiles at the entrance hint at something hidden within.

But, overall, the game has calmed down so much that the middle classes have started to pour through the turnstiles.

The female attendant will give you a faded plastic swipe card to get you through the turnstiles thronged by glum-looking Budapesters intent on sweating away their troubles.Here you will catch a tempting glimpse of the swimming pool to your right, though you get there via a roundabout tunnel worthy of a car park.Swimming is strictly anti-clockwise.

Even getting to the stadium was difficult: whereas busy avenues were closed to traffic during the Confederations Cup to improve access to the venue, fans now have to run a gauntlet of cars in order to reach the turnstiles.

Soon the pier managers not only accepted this, but also encouraged it, by getting rid of the turnstiles and tolls that had provided, in the 19th century, 80-90% of takings.