Sentence examples for about a doors from inspiring English sources

The fracturing of friendships plays a central role, something you feel from the outset, which Densmore outlines with an anecdote about a Doors performance in which a deejay introduced them as "Jim Morrison and the Doors".

21, is "Hinterland," by the Melbourne playwright Matt Cameron, a comedy about a door-to-door door salesman.

It is about a door opened but a crack by women that could usher in a new environment for us all.

If the adage about a door breaking down the longer you knock at it is true, Lee Westwood will end his major drought.

(Kehr) 'FROWNLAND' (Thursday) Ronald Bronstein's critically admired study in outer-borough anguish, about a door-to-door coupon peddler (Dore Mann) leading a lonely, desperate existence in a Brooklyn tenement, returns for a special screening in the director's presence.

Epitomizing this tendency was "The Perfect Stranger," Zappa's longest work for chamber ensemble, an illustrative piece about a door-to-door vacuum-cleaner salesman (opening with the doorbell's ring) that disintegrated into a pile of isolated individual moments.

Amanda Nevill, director of the BFI, talks about a "door having been opened" and a gradual change in the culture of an industry, aided by the number of women "gatekeepers" – the funders and executives.

I mean, what's so bad about a door?

In everyday life we also talk about fiat object part aggregates – for instance, if we talk about the four legs of a particular chair that is made out of one continuous and homogeneous piece of plastic, or when talking about a door hinge.

Even if its appeal is as much about style as about substance, a door has opened that will not be easily shut.

"This is the first time I've ever had to even think about having a door guy".