Sentence examples for door date from inspiring English sources

The oldest parts of the building, including the blocked west door, date back to the 12th century.

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The coolest thing here is a church door dating from 1200.

Stream the track and check out the door dates below.

There was an extension to the chancel, probably in the 14th century; the east window is 15th-century, and the south door dates from about 1500.

The doors date back 80 years by the estimation of Robert Balay, who repairs doors for Georal International and does most of his work in New York City.

Manzana said the wood and glass front doors dated from Mandela's day, but little else was salvageable after decades of neglect and vandalism.

Melbourne, Saturday 1 August, 7pm (concession cards to be checked at the door) Melbourne Date: Saturday 1 August Times: 7pm-8.30pm LocaThen: The Coopers Malthouse Theatre Price: $35 Returns policy Tickets are non-refundable.

Resisting the urge to be the source of mad squealings from behind the toilet door – "Yes – date Dan … both of you … he's ace!" – I casually walked out and then ran off to the bar to tell him.

Other single mothers don't slam the door on dating.

One of the largest exhibitions is in the vast decaying spaces of a building that was originally a school for the blind, later a bank, and later still the trade union headquarters at a time when the city's strikes became the stuff of labour history: the "aye, cunt" graffito on a door presumably dates from a particularly acrimonious meeting.