Sentence for gate | Use gate in a sentence

Gate example sentence. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use gate in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for gate.

• He rushed to the gate. (8)
• He paused at the farm gate. (8)
• The gate closed behind him. (10)
• To the gate you go with him. (10)
• Dr. Shrapnel flung the gate open. (10)
• She heard the wicket gate swing to. (8)
• Down the steps, and through the gate. (8)
• There at the gate was Miltoun coming in. (8)
• A telegraph-boy was coming from the gate. (8)
• The two at the wicket gate also turned away. (8)
• The latter, who was leaning by a gate, opened it. (8)
• Annette had come out of the gate in the flint wall. (10)
• As yet no gate was in the possession of the people. (10)
• Pole was talking to Tracy Runningbrook at the gate. (10)
• The last vanished through the gate, the crowd dispersed. (8)
• They drove on, without speaking again, to Stanhope Gate. (8)
• We passed the grey-green skeleton of the farm-yard gate. (8)
• She turned through the same gate, but could not see them. (4)
• The inscription on the gate of hell ran through his mind. (9)
• She slipped out by the side gate and went down toward the river. (8)
• By the open gate the farmer stood eying his new material askance. (8)
• Maisonneuve, pistol in hand, was the last man to enter the gate. (19)
• The rosy gate from which the word had issued was closed with a seal. (10)
• That garden gate where he had flourished the righteous whip was wide. (10)
• The money was like a golden gate through which freedom twinkled a finger. (10)
• She threw a kerchief over her head, and left the house by the garden gate. (10)
• A black-haired woman dressed in blue came to the wicket gate in their place. (8)
• A number of little hens crept through the gate one by one, and came round me. (8)
• I saw him fix his cavalry thighs and bound off as if he meant to take a gate. (10)
• He, too, showed he could have said more and was advised not to push at a shut gate. (10)
• Still without looking at each other, George and Mrs. Bellew walked towards the gate. (8)
• He took a first-class ticket to Notting Hill Gate; Roger a second to South Kensington. (8)
• Farmer Blaize requested Richard at the gate to give him his hand, and say all was well. (10)
• Beyond the outer gate she turned to the left, and took the same street back to the river. (8)
• Hilary watched him out through the wicket gate, then sat down on the solitary garden bench. (8)
• They scrambled up the low cliff and went along the grassy top to a gate into a stubble field. (8)
• Bewildered by the sunlight, she did not look at this parcel till she was beyond the outer gate. (8)
• They had crossed the garden plot and were at the gate of the park leading to the Western wood. (10)
• But she was gone; he could hear a rustle, the grunting of the pigs, the sound of a gate closing. (8)
• She brushed herself, and went tiptoeing across the gravel and the little front lawn, to the gate. (8)
• Lady Camper came to his gate unexpectedly, rang the bell, and was let in like an ordinary visitor. (10)
• But, alarmed at his own philosophy, he went to the paddock gate to watch the Mayfly filly canter down. (8)
• He had sent no word beforehand, so walked up from the station, entering his domain by the coppice gate. (8)
• I knew it for the whining of my dog, who had nosed me out, but could not get through the padlocked gate. (8)
• He strode along all right until the gate of the garden closed behind them and then lay down in the street. (21)
• Here, in dim light, they mopped their faces, and without a word walked, ten paces apart, to the college gate. (8)
• They had now passed out of the grounds; the street lamp opposite the gate was dimly visible through the snow. (1)
• They passed under the archway of the gate leading up to Schloss Tyrol, and along the road bordered by vines. (10)
• Then their lips met for the third time, and when they parted Fleur broke away and fled through the wicket gate. (8)
• He opened the gate, uttering one of those prayers which come so glibly from unbelievers when they want anything. (8)
• So saying, he opened the gate and entered his little garden carrying his hat in his hand, and followed by Blink. (8)
• Then we shut the book and all went down to the gate together, and parted under the pale sky of the October night. (9)
• He remained swaying at the gate with the grin fixed on his face; then staggered up the steps, and banged the door. (8)
• Montgomery and Arnold were to meet in the Lower town and force a rough structure of pickets called Prescott gate. (19)
• He was here like an irritable traveller, who knocks at a gate, which makes as if it opens, without letting him in. (10)
• Just inside the gate, through which had passed in their time so many dead and living shadows, Hilary stood waiting. (8)
• Father Michael, the Father Hospitaller, and a pair of brown-robed brothers came to the gate and spoke with me a while. (2)
• Jumping over a bank, Robert came upon Anthony, who was unsteadily gazing at a donkey that cropped the grass by a gate. (10)
• But when she lifted the latch of the gate, a sensation, prompted by some unwitting self-accusal, struck her with alarm. (10)
• Lord Dennis met her at the gate; and, having kissed her, looked at her somewhat anxiously, caressing his white peaked beard. (8)
• Jolyon expected to meet him at the wicket gate, but Balthasar was not there, and, rather alarmed, he turned into the fernery. (8)
• A maid came to the gate, and upon her steps appeared Miss Dale, who flung herself at Crossjay, mingling kisses and reproaches. (10)
• Then in the street beyond the outer gate a coster began calling to the sky, and in the music of his prayers the sound was lost. (8)
• She dropped on him one look of a confiding softness that was to the youth like the opened gate of the innocent garden of her heart. (10)
• The sun is just about to set, and I see the moon rising white over the stone pines that sentinel the gate of the Barberini Gardens. (14)
• This itself is hard by the gate, with a small dining-room on the ground floor and a whole corridor of cells similar to mine upstairs. (2)
• She had turned away; but on hearing herself called, though in a voice which proved it to be Mr. Darcy, she moved again towards the gate. (4)
• I took heart of grace, and went forward to the gate as fast as Modestine, who seemed to have a disaffection for monasteries, would permit. (2)
• A blackbird hidden among the blossoms of an acacia, burst into evening song, and another great grey munition-wagon rumbled out through the Park gate. (8)

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