gates

"The children ran through the gates to get to their school bus. "

"The park's fence had several gates, allowing people to enter and exit easily. "

"The gate in front of the railroad crossing went up after the train had passed."

"The alarm system used logic gates that activated only when both the door and window sensors were triggered. "

"Singh was bowled through the gate, a very disappointing way for a world-class batsman to get out."

"The concert's gates were higher than expected due to the popular opening act. "

"In the flow cytometry results, the gates were carefully positioned to distinguish between healthy cells and cancer cells on the dot plot. "

""Our flight to Miami leaves from gates B12 and B14." "

"The engineer carefully adjusted the voltages applied to the gates of the FETs to optimize the amplifier's performance. "

"The locksmith carefully filed the lock tumbler, ensuring the bolt stump aligned perfectly with the gates for smooth operation. "

"The foundry worker carefully cleaned the gates after the metal had cooled to remove any excess material attached to the casting. "

"After the metal casting cooled, he carefully removed the gates from each finished part, leaving behind clean, usable components. "

"The film jammed in the projector because the gates weren't properly holding each frame in place. "

"The store clerk used gates to keep track of how many customers entered during each hour of the sale. "

"The farmer gates his sheep in the pen each night to protect them from predators. "

"My parents gated me from going to the park after I forgot my homework. "

"The neurotransmitter gates the sodium channels, allowing sodium ions to enter the nerve cell and propagate the signal. "

"The homeowner plans to gate the entrance to the garden to keep the deer out. "

"The researcher gates the image intensifier frequently to protect it from overexposure during the experiment. "

"Example Sentence:

"Education opens gates to better job opportunities." "

"The student successfully navigated the gates of higher education, earning a master's degree. "

"While not common everywhere, in some northern English towns, you might find a shop located on Kirkgate, which essentially means "Church Street." "

"The old woman had a distinctive gait; her gates were slow and deliberate. "