Glasgow's Elder and Cannon Architects took the large-scale housing development award for Queens Gate in Clydebank.
He guided the Glovers through two promotions before leaving for Ashton Gate in September 2005.
Eagle Computer, a real turkey, sneaked past the IPO gate in early 1983.
Struggling on the field and at the gate in recent years, Cleveland is going the shortcut route to build new buzz.
They also decided not to build a gate in front of the home, opting to leave their circular brick driveway open.
Previously visitors to the novelist's former home at Max Gate in Dorchester could only see the hall, dining room, drawing room and garden.
The original now stands as part of a reconstruction of the gate in Berlin's Pergamon Museum, whereas in Babylon itself, visitors enter through a replica.
But these more boring logistical assets that stand between the wellhead out in West Texas and the city gate in New York or whatever.
Not surprisingly he came out of the starting gate in the role saying that resuscitating the Doha Round of free trade talks is priority number one.
From the truss bridges of the 1800s to patented designs such as the Golden Gate in 1936, bridge design has led to patents and new technologies.
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Brett Willberg, who runs an ice factory, says he has never bothered to fix the electric gate in front of his operation, which does not close.
The work will involve the construction of a new structure outside the existing 150ft (46m) wide steel dock gate in order to safeguard the dock from flooding.
Amazon opened its one million sq ft (92, 000 sq m) centre in Dunfermline in late 2011, along with a customer services base at Waverley Gate in Edinburgh.
It involves a thin Asian man in a shabby coat, standing by a gate in the snow of eastern Russia, wearing sneakers with no laces or socks.
In one memorable week last year, the hot water heater, the pool pump and the mechanical arm on the gate in their driveway all went on the fritz.
Some 200, 000 Germans gathered at the Brandenburg Gate in a show of sympathy, some holding small American flags, others holding little figurines of doves -- the symbol of peace.
However, it shows that the average gate in that bottom division has risen sharply from 475 last year to 5, 457 this season, much of that explained by high attendances at Ibrox.
The Bay Bridge, which opened just six months before the Golden Gate in November 1936, can't compete with its neighbor's iconic touches: epic views, vivid orange paint job and art deco detailing.
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Svindal, the downhill winner, saw his chances go when he straddled a gate in the mid-section of a treacherous course, while Kostelic was disappointed he could not capitalize on a storming earlier run in the downhill.
Your predecessor commented on the handling of Operation Overt in the aftermath of the failed terrorist attack at Heathrow, provided public updates on the investigation after the death of Alexander Litvenenko and publicly defended the police operation at Forest Gate in June 2006.
Generally, you can pick up the telephone and reach me right there in my office, a procedure that somebody could do sitting at an exterior perimeter gate in the White House, just as they could sitting in the briefing room or in one of those offices.
Eva nodded, and this time she did smile, but Harley was already moving away, loping off toward the gate in his winter coat, the snow clinging to his coat sleeves and the wool cap as he stepped out onto the pavement and headed across the green.
In cases of delays of more than three hours "likely due to heavy winds impairing two of the available runways at JFK, airlines will be forced to return customers to the gate in great number and this will result in thousands of customers grounded with their flights canceled, " said JetBlue spokesman Mateo Lleras via e-mail.
Well, let me be the first to suggest that a recent scandal in the Pentagon be known hereafter as "Front-gate" in recognition of the central role played in the drama by the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA), an organization designated by the Justice Department as a front for the Muslim Brotherhood (Ikhwan).
Nine years later it was removed from service and then transported to RAF Innsworth in 1981 where it was restored and unveiled as the base's gate guardian in 1994.
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Pointed toward his 18-acre compound in Marin County, California, Sean Parker rips through the night fog on the Golden Gate Bridge in a stealthy Audi S6 that masks a Lamborghini engine, one pale hand on the wheel, the other toggling through thousands of songs uploaded on the car's sound system.
Under the current collective bargaining agreement, the players receive 60% of gate receipts in required games.
The 2-day event starts Tuesday afternoon at the Golden Gate Club in San Francisco.
Britain's Chemmy Alcott also went out after missing a gate early in the run, in poor visibility in Whistler.
More super-G racers are disqualified for missing a gate than in downhill because of the speed and frequency of turns.
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