gatekeeper

The question is why their gatekeepers, public and private, let them.

The Gatekeeper turned his head toward me and became still for a moment.

In such an environment, they say, no gatekeeper is needed.

They made it to the ground floor and told the several gatekeepers to let them out.

Or call after 5, when the gatekeeper has gone home and the executive is still working.

More often than not she was just putting on an act and saying what the Gatekeeper told her to say.

"You want me to give her a message for the Gatekeeper?"

The gatekeeper worked from the house at the top of the bridge.

The reason for the relatively high quality, without any gatekeeper, is social.

After a moment, I had the gatekeeper find another code.

We always want to do the most dramatic thing, and they are the gatekeepers.

Outside, a man approached the party gatekeepers and was asked if he were with the press.

The people who go into family practice end up being gatekeepers for managed care.

The gatekeeper opened half the gate to let him through.

And no commercial gatekeeper was needed to make the connection.

"And did one of them answer the second gatekeeper correctly?"

These companies have become increasingly important gatekeepers in Americans' health benefits.

In the children's theater world, those parents and teachers are called "gatekeepers."

They had not been captured or the gatekeeper would certainly have known about it.

He has killed the gatekeeper too, and his friend is armed.

He sent someone for the gatekeeper, who proved to be a very old man.

"I only wanted to tell you that the Gatekeeper is at the gate."

"If these accounts turn out to be true, you have to ask the question, Who was the gatekeeper here?"

Anyone who has ever encountered such a gatekeeper knows about that power.

"We have not asked this of you," the Gatekeeper said.