Sentence examples for whose gate from inspiring English sources

The group also offered to elevate a fence whose gate would not swing after the driveway was modified for the Briseno's specially designed van.

One of the active electronic devices for sensing elements is movable gate field effect transistors (FET), whose gate is released from the substrate and free to move [9, 10, 11, 12].

The sun god, Osiris-Ra, died each night to return to the womb of the great mother, from whose "gate" he was reborn each morning.

In Thrive, Arianna describes her father as a man with brilliant intellect and with the soul of a poet whose gate to his heart lay firmly closed for years.

Enter Greyhound, whose gates are sunk into the lowest level of the terminal.

"There are simmering tensions," said Sabnavis, whose gated high-rise sprouted up on a mill plot right in the middle of a low-income community.

Anti-Gaddafi fighters now sleep in the bedrooms of their former rulers, whose gated compound has tennis courts, football pitches and dining centres, along with magnificent sea views.

All of this is pretty much invisible from the street, especially by the fuel oil depot whose gates are covered with warnings of "Keep Out" and "No Photography Allowed".

No sooner had news of Bab al-Aziziya's seizure spread, and the faithful broken their fast, than the adventurous headed out to the vast warehouse at the Airport Road base, whose gates the colonel's men had left open in the final hours of their rule.

But a 10th-placed finish should not be sniffed at by fans of a club whose gates rarely break 4,000 and have drastically reduced the playing budget.

Perception of heat or cold in higher organisms is mediated by specialized ion channels whose gating is exquisitely sensitive to temperature.