wicket gate

A wicket gate in the main door opened a fraction.

I got out, went through a wicket gate, pointed to the sign.

Set deep in this hedge was a small wicket gate that had once been white.

The old, wooden, station building has a waiting room only, and no wicket gate.

She started off for the wicket gate once more.

By the wicket gate was a species of sentry box.

He parked the car outside a little wicket gate.

We brought her in, four of us carrying her on a wicket gate.

A small wicket gate was set into the main gate.

Next they came to a garden, inclosed by a high wall, with a wicket gate at one end.

On the other was a sort of wicket gate for the pedestrian walkway.

He went back through the wicket gate, crossed the darkening village green.

The Fool was waiting despondently inside the little wicket gate.

The servant made humble apologies, and opened the wicket gate.

There is a small station building with a waiting room, but with no wicket gate.

The wicket gate was rotting, and hung on one hinge.

He opened a wicket gate at the end of the path and entered the paddock.

It was unstaffed and accessible only via a wicket gate.

But the rector was opening the wicket gate at the side of the public house, and vanished from sight.

There was a low wicket gate in the wall to one side, wide enough to admit one man at a time.

He ducked and darted back through the wicket gate.

She passed the church, gazing upward at its old tower, went through the wicket gate, and so into the village.

Outside the wicket gate he paused for a moment before setting off along the Backs in the direction of the town centre.

They never spoke until they were out of the prison, the wicket gate slamming shut behind them.

He found a wicket gate, went in.