close a gate
shut a gate

I will close a Gate, and you will have seen the last of me.

In October 2008, a bus driver was indirectly struck by lightning while closing a gate at the center.

Now - we have just opened and closed a Gate in the midst of all this instability, and that has only made things worse.

Sure someone didn't forget to close a gate?'

Closing a gate reduces the Doom Counter by one.

A gate operator is a mechanical device used to open and close a gate, such as one at the end of a driveway.

Heavily he peered through the gloom; heavily he moved to close a gate installed in the mouth.

Prior to mechanisation, the locks were operated by capstans, each with four poles, which had to make seven full revolutions to open or close a gate.

In Pittwood (1902) 19 TLR 37, a level-crossing keeper failed to close a gate.

For example; in addition to jumping a course, the rider may be asked to open and close a gate or to dismount and lead the horse over a small fence.

Closing a gate requires passing into it to another world, and taking two encounters there; upon return to Arkham, the investigator must attack the gate successfully to close it.

Two of the crew from the middle truck had left the cabin, one closing a gate & the other picking up rocks from the line, leaving 2 men in the truck.

He also has the politician's trick of eliding the last word of one sentence to the first of the next, while stressing both words, in order to close a gate against interruption.

ATP-driven conformational changes in CFTR open and close a gate to allow transmembrane flow of anions down their electrochemical gradient.

They also shared "dumb things done" - like forgetting to close a gate and getting thrown - and were asked to suggest two to three smart things - helpful hints for horse management.

In this case, a gatekeeper for a railway service in Somerset negligently forgot to close a gate - allowing access by cars to a railway line - whilst going to lunch.

Other times, they give riders specific instructions, such as to back or sidepass the horse, open and close a gate, or travel at a specified gait such as the trot or canter.

While pretending to be having car trouble, they lured cattle into a pen near the road, closed a gate to the pasture, then returned at dark, cut through the roadside fence and loaded the animals into a trailer.

Transcendental Sigil Stone, in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, the highest level of sigil stone available from closing a Gate of Oblivion.

The handy hunter class may ask for the horse and rider pair to trot a log, open and close a gate while mounted, jump several fences, and for the rider to dismount and remount.

The defacto army consisted of the CPU police force for Mainframe with a weapon named "The Hardware", a large cannon designed to close a gate to the Web via a blast of energy.

As he passes various time stewards, they show amazement at the speed he has attained, until a lady with a young child set on going about her business, leaves the child in the road as she closes a gate just as George is approaching.

One or two late birds sleepily chirping in their nests, and a bat heavily crossing and recrossing her, and the reek of her own tread in the thick dust that felt like velvet, were all Mrs. Sparsit heard or saw until she very softly closed a gate.

Years ago, at Harvard, Ben decided to "shut a gate of bronze" upon his past.

One Lake District farmer summed the problem up as, "We get 100,000 visitors across our land every year...If just one in a thousand forgets to shut a gate or can't be bothered, that's a hundred times we have to go out and round up our sheep."