Sentence examples for a massive door from inspiring English sources

But inside was a massive door that it took them a long time to open.

Kerry, despite the fact that he had just been slugged in the head by a massive door, looked as smooth as Sean Connery with a better hairpiece.

The commercial gave the impression that the company was sympathetic to the plight of immigrants coming to the U.S. The commercial also directed viewers to the company website that had a longer video that ended with the mother and daughter finding and entering a massive door in the U.S. border wall.

A successful campaign most often has a massive door to door component that allows the candidate to meet more of the community, and engage them to find what they feel needs improvement.It also allows the candidate to ask for permission to place a yard sign supporting his candidacy.

In order to drive awareness, a local Bangladeshi NGO, BRAC, ran a massive door-to-door education campaign, teaching 12 million mothers in 75,000 villages how to make and use the solution.

A nun opened the massive door and asked us to wait in the courtyard.

An Internet search led me to Rasa, an airy, skylit studio near the Sorbonne entered through a massive wooden door from rue Saint Jacques and across a postcard-gorgeous stone courtyard.

In a tourist death that shocked Tokyo, Rio Mizokawa, a 6-year-old boy from Osaka, was killed March 25 by a massive revolving door at Roppongi Hills, the city's new attraction.

From here, a wooden ramp guides one along a narrow ledge, shaped like a horseshoe, that was formed when the cliffs receded, to a massive metal door that's as well defended — with voice alarms, video surveillance, and a double key system — as a bank vault.

I went there one day this winter, and after a short wait on the fourth-floor landing, a massive wooden door swung open, and I found myself facing a distinguished-looking man in brown tweeds with a long, bony face and pale brown eyes.

We satisfied ourselves with a copy of the tasting list, then slipped behind a massive wooden door to tour the Wolf Blass Wine Heritage Museum, a dark, timbered warren of low-ceilinged rooms that holds a trove of historic photographs and 19th-century winemaking equipment.