A neighbor who had agreed to water their flowers saw that the door had come ajar, but she didn't give it the strong shove the door needed to close.
The road wound like a corkscrew, and soon, high above the river, I came to a gate slightly ajar and, beyond this, a cabin a shack, really perched on a terrace above two yellow school busses.
Last month, the family came home to find the refrigerator door ajar and rats crawling everywhere.
The only light came from the bathroom — the door was ajar — and in this half light the hideously scrawled letters again seemed entirely wrong for her, and as if they must be the handwriting of some other and very gross woman.
I come away from the book with my jaw ajar, thinking Hammond a personified oxymoron passive/aggressive, contemporaneously traditional and patriotically un-American.
Five weeks ago, she came home one evening to find the door ajar.
"I felt that theatre was closed, but that when it came to film, the door was very slightly ajar.
I came home with my roommates and friends with a sense of foreboding and an apartment door slightly ajar.
He knew this poem by heart and particularly liked the last verse: When St. Peter sees him coming he will leave the gates ajar, For he knows he's had his hell on earth, has the man behind the bar.
He knew this poem by heart and particularly liked the last verse: When St. Peter sees him coming he will leave the gates ajar, [#unhandled_cartoon] For he knows he's had his hell on earth, has the man behind the bar.
