Sentences with phrase «enter turnstiles»
Fans enter turnstiles but do not go through to seats.
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Supporters entering the turnstile between 6.30 pm and 7.15 pm will be issued with a voucher which can then be exchanged for a bottle of Singha or a bottle of water at a kiosk inside the stadium.
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Shoppers enter by scanning the Amazon Go smartphone app at a turnstile, opening plastic doors.
Shoppers enter by scanning the Amazon Go smartphone app at a turnstile.
We walked all the way round the ground to soak up the atmosphere before entering at the away turnstiles at the south - east corner of the ground.
Spurs ticket holders can then enter White Hart Lane with their paper ticket at the displayed turnstile.
Supporters attending Saturday's London derby against Tottenham are advised to arrive at the turnstiles early to avoid delays in entering the stadium...
Magnetism is what gets 5.4 million passengers around New York City's subway system every day, starting with the MetroCard I swipe at the turnstile to enter the system.
Some schools may also decide to have access control measures at the entrance in use throughout the whole day, incorporating a turnstile or speedgates to ensure that only those with the necessary permissions may enter the building.
The only other embarrassment you might face is realising just how many of Alfa's cars you were unaware of before visiting, like the 33 Spider «Cuneo» that sits immediately opposite the turnstiles as you enter — a Pininfarina - bodied one - off created in 1971, based on the chassis and 2 - litre V8 running gear of the Tipo 33.
There are several of these exit gates, and the best way I can describe them is they're like a turnstile system you might use when entering a train station or something similar, except more sophisticated.
How about the «database as real evidence» argument (so not documentary evidence, so not hearsay — so don't even need the business records exception... it's all just mechanically recorded, like the counter in a turnstile as evidence of the number of people who entered an auditorium)?