How To Use Turnstile In A Sentence
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It was claimed last night that only one of the turnstiles was working properly.
Times, Sunday Times
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Mansfield Park has seen such an exodus of players during the summer that the turnstiles must have been rotating at the speed of a carnival ride.
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You slip the token into the slot at the turnstile.
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The U.S., for its part, counted it as a victory when a member of the Bolshoi would hop an airport turnstile and defect.
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New turnstiles with counters will be installed at O'Moore Park in the near future.
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The Millennium Stadium on match days is absolutely brimming with redundant miners, with coal dust in their hair and their pick-axes left at the turnstiles.
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Home fans in that area will only be allowed to use turnstiles W3 to W10 and must buy their tickets in advance.
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For this season's league games, the Bootham Crescent turnstiles click, on average, a mere 2,600 times.
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Everything from a giant City shirt, the two penalty spots, changing room pegs, turnstiles, team sheets and signed programmes will be available.
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Many jumped over turnstiles or squeezed through gaps in a fence formed from railway sleepers.
Times, Sunday Times
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These days the travelers validate their purple tickets or season ticket coupons at automatic turnstiles.
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The only reason the booth is ever empty is when the employees have to go for a tinkle, and they're supposed to lock the turnstile until they get back.
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The party began once we filed through the turnstiles and heard a jazz band playing.
The Sun
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A kiosk sold magazines and public transport tickets beside the turnstile for the Powell-Mason Cable car.
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My grandfather was not a poor man but he would insist on lifting me over the turnstiles to avoid paying the full whack - the wean could always sit on his dad's knee if there were no spare seats.
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A small screen on the turnstile shows that the deduction has been made.
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The United supporters arrived and broke down the turnstiles - there were 11,000 in the ground when we stopped counting.
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There are two queues for the turnstiles at gate three, one from the north and one from the south.
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Another suggestion is that it derives from the "bagmen", who carried the club's match day takings in big leather bags from the turnstiles to the cash office on the halfway line.
Undefined
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An usher had approached her and offered her a free pass through the turnstile for $100.
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Now, he risks being perceived as merely a cold draught seeping under the turnstiles into Wembley.
Times, Sunday Times
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When we got to the turnstiles, I discovered what my presence on the night was worth to the home team…
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It made no mention of costs, the need for toilet and catering facilities, extra turnstiles, a club shop or social club nor did it give a time-scale.
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The punch-holes tell the turnstile the exact expiry time on your transfer: if your chit is past due, you won't get through.
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They take pictures of a train arriving from the platform above, pictures of the station in general, and pictures of people going through the turnstiles.
2005 July 19 « Compulsive Knitter
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The idiots had reckoned on half a million turning up every year, but in 2004 only 30,000 went through the turnstiles.
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My colleague spotted him right away, heading through the turnstiles at the train station.
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The turnstiles will be resited closer to the playing area and opposite the main stand we hope to cover some of the standing area adjacent to the cricket field.
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Many jumped over turnstiles or squeezed through gaps in a fence formed from railway sleepers.
Times, Sunday Times
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You slip it into the slot at the turnstile and then push turnstile to get in.
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About 100,000 people are expected to pass through the turnstiles before the event finishes on Thursday evening.
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Previously you just turned up and paid at the turnstiles. (my emphasis) fifer
Giving evidence to the Chilcot inquiry, Tony Blair said: “I...
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I got there in plenty of time. Queues were snaking through the turnstiles and I have to admit that I was getting some funny looks.
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You can use the upper parts of the stations as subways to cross busy road junctions, but the stink of stagnant water as you walk by the turnstiles into the Metro itself is enough to send you quickly above ground again.
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An estimated 150,000 commuters passed through its turnstiles every day, many of them on their way to work on Wall Street.
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Sports stadia, in particular, should be made secure, by checking entrants at the turnstiles.
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After all, how many Premiership sides have separate turnstiles for neutral supporters?
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A sentry checked the ID card's authenticity then activated the electronic turnstile.
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Even seemingly innocuous turnstile-exits with interlocking horizontal bars give my sister pause, however.
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However, when we step through the turnstiles, it's war - minus the shooting of course and largely minus any fisticuffs too these days.
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Fewer people through the turnstiles means less money to spend on players, leading to poorer performances and results, and yet lower crowds.
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Many jumped over turnstiles or squeezed through gaps in a fence formed from railway sleepers.
Times, Sunday Times
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Just 20 months ago Vanessa Hodkinson could not fit into airline seats or get through turnstiles, let alone sit in a cinema seat.
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Not only had admission prices soared to 20 euros but you couldn't get anywhere near the turnstiles to pay.
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As he debussed, he looked toward the field, where he saw fifteen to twenty men running down the alley to the turnstiles, some of them turning and firing at the first car.
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The party began once we filed through the turnstiles and heard a jazz band playing.
The Sun
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At the local football club the floodlights, turnstiles, ticket machines and showers in the changing rooms are all linked to the sun.
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The idiots had reckoned on half a million turning up every year, but in 2004 only 30,000 went through the turnstiles.
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Perhaps the sale of champagne at HALF the price charged at virtually all the southern racecourses has set the turnstiles clicking.
The Sun
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You slip the token into the slot turnstile and then push the turnstile to get in.
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The club will be selling tickets to alleviate congestion on the turnstiles and once again the ground will be segregated into four different areas.
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But computerised turnstile operations have made it almost impossible to fiddle the attendance figures in modern times.
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An acoustic bass struggles to pass through the turnstile.
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Knight does not explain how he knew the shot must have come from inside the field, and since the cadet was in the second car, the police fusillade must have begun by the time he was climbing over the turnstiles.
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The turnstiles will be resited closer to the playing area and opposite the main stand we hope to cover some of the standing area adjacent to the cricket field.
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Even seemingly innocuous turnstile-exits with interlocking horizontal bars give my sister pause, however.
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The issue we've got at the moment is the actual date the turnstiles will go in - we're pushing to have it all in place before the fayre.
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I pass the ‘Serious Assault’ sign to enter the tube station, grabbing a paper as I reach the turnstiles.
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And my fears weren't particularly assuaged when I arrived at the Holiday Inn-like structure an hour and $45 later and had to pass through an IRT-like subway turnstile, after paying a $35 admission fee.
'John Travolta Was Here'
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On either side of the interior door of the antechamber was a turnstile or tourelle, which enabled the inmates within to receive anything from the outside world without being themselves seen.
The Golden Dog
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The somewhat sniffy attitude towards the new format in the beginning was swept away by the spectators who marched through the turnstiles in their thousands taking their kids along with them.
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Each time a subway rider swipes the card, the turnstile reads the bevy of information stored on the card's magnetic stripe, such as serial number, value, and expiration date.
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You put in the slot at turnstile and then push turnstile to get into the platform.
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Regular turnstile operators in Congo have been turfed out by a bizarre initiative introduced by the national football federation.
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There is also animosity to stringent security checks at the turnstiles.
Times, Sunday Times
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You slip the token into the slot at and then push the turnstile to get in.
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Such tricks can be defeated with turnstiles, mantraps and guards, but those techniques have costs and limitations.
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When he reached the bottom of the stairs and went through the turnstile, he took off running, pulling the rolling case behind him, leaving her there both caseless and dogless.
Chicagojo Diary Entry
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Problems with their turnstiles Rangers may have had yesterday, but sending Dundee into a spin present no obvious difficulties.
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I had let my family and Twitter know of my quest ahead of time, just in case I was never heard from again, and with a final push I purchased my ducat with trembling fingers, slipped through the narrow turnstile...
Jeff Polman: Tales From the Haunted Dodger Ravine
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Do not try to lift your bicycle over the turnstile.
