The south-east consumes a lot of the goods that Asia exports to the UK – clothes, toys, white goods – so London Gateway hopes to convince supermarkets, retailers and cargo owners that they should transport their products via the Essex coast.
For the first mile and a half, we drifted over a wide, ripple-free stretch of water before passing between the curved walls of white sandstone that formed a gateway to the Yampa gorge.
That's meant that "internships have now become the gateway into the white collar workplace," argues Ross Perlin, author of Intern Nation: How to Earn Nothing and Learn Little in the Brave New Economy.
It is an open secret to the extremely online that anti-feminism is a gateway drug to white nationalism and the cold embrace of fascism.
"Internships have become the gateway into the white-collar work force," said Ross Perlin, a Stanford graduate and onetime unpaid intern who is writing a book on the subject.
She avoids anything with sugar or white flour, which she calls her "gateway drugs" for cravings and overeating.
His proposal for the Olympic games, titled O, was for 10 giant white spheres to mark the 10 gateways to the Olympic Park.
Crowning the northern and southern facades of the gateway are matching rows of white chattris (chhattris; cupola-like structures), 11 to each facade, accompanied by thin ornamental minarets that rise to some 98 feet (30 metres).
During the 19th century, Lee's Ferry served as a gateway for the expansion of white settlement from Utah south into Arizona.
Afternoon TV, not yet choked with cookery or property shows, often featured black-and-white films starring Laurence Harvey and Stanley Baker and was my gateway to a particular English sensibility, defined by a wild and class-coded oscillation between repression and release.
