Sentence examples for a doorstopper from inspiring English sources

At 600 pages, this is a doorstopper to lose yourself in.

And the result – a doorstopper of a report covering multiple interconnected issues – damns Facebook not just once or twice but time and time again.

(That Miranda picked up a doorstopper for his beach reading is a bit of a crack in the naive persona he cultivates).

The result is a doorstopper book that has sold more than a million copies, and a piece of alchemic magic on screen.

At nearly 900 pages, it is a doorstopper – but it is both a brilliant examination of why eastern Europe collapsed, and one academic's hymn to social democracy.

The Half Brother is a doorstopper whose every page bursts with colour in this portrayal of four generations of Barnum's remarkable family.

There is apparently a doorstopper-sized draft of it somewhere, but for regulatory purposes it does not yet exist.

A real doorstopper of a book.

Her second novel, a great doorstopper of a murder mystery set against the New Zealand gold rush of the 1860s,, looks at first sight very different; but it carries forward both her epic ambition and commitment to the sensuous pleasures of reading.

The speech had its origins in a gigantic doorstopper of an eyes-only, book-length memo, written by Caddell and his then-sidekick Wayne Granquist, and it got its indelible tag from background briefings Caddell gave to the press.

Tip: Don't bother offering a whole slew of random bonuses (think back to those TV ads where if you bought a knife you'd get a free doorstopper).