Sentence examples for door buzzer from inspiring English sources
"door buzzer" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to a device that makes a buzzing noise when pressed or triggered in order to alert someone inside a building to open the door. For example: My neighbor installed a door buzzer, so now when I come over I can buzz to alert him that I'm here.
In Prime Minister Haarde's office, the only visible security was a middle-aged man in a checked shirt controlling a door buzzer.
An ornate, six-inch-long bronze door buzzer is a reproduction of a Victorian piece; $109.95 from House of Antique Hardware in Portland, Ore., which also does custom reproductions; houseofantiquehardware.com or (888 223-2545.
The movie is at its most effective in the opening five minutes: stressed GP Dr Jenny Gavin (Haenel) is giving her intern, Julien (Olivier Bonnaud), a harsh telling-off at the end of a long day, after surgery hours, and so ignores a door buzzer going off.
In the course of a busy and stressful evening at the clinic, the usually impeccably conscientious Jenny can't be bothered to answer the outer door buzzer, due to a complicated situation with her intern-pupil Julien (Olivier Bonnaud) who is sullenly refusing to respond to her requests or accept her rebukes.
When a reporter asks whether the mayor has truly considered the consequences of the scheme failing, especially with his re-election campaign only a year away, Livingstone's nasal Cockney voice, already as affectless as a door buzzer, drops to a full deadpan.
Although there was a sign reading "No Fliers, Ads, Menus" on the wrought-iron fence where Carmen Bucci lives in Park Slope, Brooklyn, a menu from Papa John's Pizza was on the stoop, and a locksmith's card had been taped to her downstairs door buzzer.
Protesters' activity has reportedly included filming women and standing by door buzzers to hear their names.
In the songs that use keyboards, the laptops provide stored noises, some of which sound like keyboards, others like enormous door buzzers.
SURVEYING the row of door buzzers outside the hulking Brooklyn building where the artist Sue de Beer works, it somehow seems fitting to find a lone occupant listed on the building's top floor, with no further explanation: "GOD".
On the other side, business owners predicted that banished bar patrons would spill onto the sidewalks and smoke would waft into open apartment windows in summer and that they would crowd into vestibules and lean on door buzzers in winter.
Mr. Adamsdale takes on the character of Wiley, while Mr. Branch plays everyone he meets and provides on his synthesizer and laptop the white noise that is the background music to our daily existence — door buzzers, car alarms, security sirens, cellphones, Muzak, even sledgehammers.
