Sentence examples for where the gate from inspiring English sources

The tower where the gate had been seemed intact but the rest of the structure looked unfamiliar.

(Well, most of the time. I tested it in six American airports and the only hitch was in Austin, Tex., where the gate number did not appear).

Take the last turnoff on the left (there is a sign for the Fattoria) and follow the road to the top of the hill, where the gate is on the right.

"It looks like somebody put a patch on a pair of Levi's," Linson says, and, though Mamet will accept notes and supply rewrites, "there'll come a time where the gate comes down and it's 'No más.' " Mamet's talent and his inflexibility have given him something of a bad-boy reputation in Hollywood, whose folly he memorialized in "Speed-the-Plow".

I'm not sure where the gate comes from," Judge Richard Berman said at the federal courthouse on Pearl Street earlier this month, during a hearing between lawyers representing the N.F.L. and the New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, who is accused of being complicit in the siphoning of air from footballs.

The SONOS device is basically a MOSFET, where the gate has been replaced by an ONO dielectric.

We present experiments where the gating behavior of a voltage-gated ion channel is modulated by artificial ligand binding.

The slalom, where the gates are bunched very close together, is also a separate Olympic medal event, along with the giant slalom, which has fewer gates than the slalom but more than the super-G.

Bishop Mercurius said he is seeking many changes at St. Nicholas, where there is no exterior sign announcing the days and times of services, and where the gates on the front steps are often locked.

In effect, the Corps would have to build a Fort Laramie: a place where the natives could buy flour and firearms but where the gates could be closed if they attacked.

Chuka Umunna will make the case for Labour to talk more about the need for social mobility, saying the party wants to stand for a society where "the gates of opportunity are truly open to all".