Sentence examples similar to calls door from inspiring English sources

iContainers is an early market mover in what it calls door-to-door servicing.

Tina Peterson Houston A. The Haggler first called Door to Door.

It was called "Door Cycle," and it has inspired a new show, also called "Door Cycle," that just opened at the Friedrich Petzel Gallery in Chelsea.

That was clear after I tried to share the lousy experience we'd had with a company called Door to Door Transport, based in Coconut Creek, Fla.

On the closet doors are leather tabs, so you don't whack yourself as you walk by (a detail Mr. Joy used in Mr. Palandjian's Woodstock house as well, and which the contractor called "door software").

She reluctantly called "Door!" and the helper peeled back the layers that blocked the entrance.

In fact, there's currently only one and it's called Door Into The Dark.

This scam, commonly called "door scamming", works about 50-70% of the time, usually because the victim doesn't check the name of the Habbo that they are trading to.

They even call door-to-door in areas that data indicates are home to people in need of most help.

The trained interviewers, calling door-to-door in the manner described above, visited households in the identified urban and rural communities.

Special issues arise when sampling employs and is dependent upon methods of access (see page 12) that lead to contacts initially with households rather than single persons (eg, calling door-to-door or by household telephone without prior warning).