Sentence examples for back doorstep from inspiring English sources

"In astronomical terms, this is very down home, very much on our back doorstep," Rees said.

The most telling arguments against the test, which is taking place on Russia's back doorstep, are not environmental.

That expression 'back of my mind' Really rather significant: You forget it's a phrase And doesn't state that you Are scrubbing the back doorstep  .

The back doorstep   Two or three clever things                             In the back of my mind Unfortunately They seem to stick To the back of my mind - You don't do them.

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"I was spending more and more of my time setting up collaborations with people around the world, rather than on my back doorstep," she says.

In an interview with The Independent, Tim Farron said the party had been seen as – "at best" – managerial in government and must go back to "doorstep politics" that made people "passionate and inspired".

There's been some challenging work backed by Doorstep, too.

Then, Robert L. Lord Jr., Martin Memorial's vice president of legal services, said, "Mr. Jiménez was put back on our doorstep".

"'You were too invisible during the referendum campaign, you didn't fight for Labour values enough' – that's the toughest message I'm getting back on the doorstep," she says.

When G.O.P. leaders beat a path to Governor George W. Bush's doorstep back in 1998, they were banking on his philosophy of "compassionate conservatism" to put an end to the party's perceived antagonism to the poor and the marginalized.