Sentence examples for a moving door from inspiring English sources

His props were as few as possible: in his "Boris Godunov" two chairs, a crozier, a plank and a bucket (quite enough for a coronation), and in his "Crime and Punishment" just a moving door, symbolising the hero/murderer Raskolnikov's dream of overstepping the bounds.

Use a moving door for a switch.

"They moved door to door looking for girls," said Abdullahi Sani, a resident.

Teams moved door-to-door to offer vaccination to those houses.

And after this sad-sack year, who would not back up a moving van to the clubhouse door?

"There are more curved backs in this piece". But most of all, "Dances for Men, Women and Moving Door" is a new venture into collaboration.

This architect suggested significant alterations in the space, including putting the piano on a platform, moving the door to the apartment and expanding and renovating the kitchen.

Far from downcast, however, the activists have found a new base, moving next door to the bakery, where the owners are letting them use the premises for free.

Pointless though it is to improve upon, we might suggest a Twickenham resident complaining about the behaviour of drunken rugby fans is a bit like moving next door to the world's busiest airport and then complaining about the noise.

What Jay Leno is doing to Conan O' Brien is like a divorced spouse moving next door and sampling your Fresh Direct delivery before you eat it (that's a guest booking joke, you filthy bastards).

As Amiss's writing often revolves around her neighbours, I arrange to meet Jenny Rhodes, who lived in the maisonette above Amiss as a child and who, as a student, moved next door, where she still lives.