gate in造句

a small gate in the rear of a fort or castle.

The gate agents receive the bids electronically, view which flights they can rebook passengers on and discuss the options with the passengers at the gate in the event the flight is overbooked.

For all the uproar over "Breaking News," I thought it was a pretty bold statement out of the gate in terms of its lyrical target.

They squashed through the gate into the football ground.