Sentence examples for door duty from inspiring English sources
On a Saturday night this month, Jake Martin, 25, worked door duty in the sweltering entryway, letting people into a record-release party for the band Guardian Alien.
PETER BOYLE'S vigilant wife, Loraine Alterman, on door duty, deposits his visitor in a film theme foyer where an elegant monochrome of Fred and Adele Astaire shares space with a kitschy poster for "Young Frankenstein," perhaps her husband's most cherished role.
"Doing door duty is a real and common aspect of their job and it seemed like a really good way to grab some funny people that Andy is friends with and just have them show up," Schur said.
They were tasked with door duty; with a stack of pamphlets in their hands, they enthusiastically explained to the perplexed shoppers that they'd be unable to eat regular IKEA fare in the cafeteria but could purchase tickets for Easter Påskbord.
The kids working the door were being wimps and a bunch of NYC kids were sneaking in, so I took door duty for a while to tighten up our operation.
"We're introducing a new train fleet and technology to evolve the role of the conductor on board: we want to free the conductor from doing the door duties so they can finish the transactions.
They said that door-gunner duty was too dangerous — that if I was going to be any use as a witness I had to stay alive".
For Americans who worry about Mexico's becoming a "back door" for duty-free Japanese exports to the United States, President Fox said a program of certificates of origin would detect cases of simple transshipment.
JUDITH: will has started losing it IAN PARKER: Without weapons, they look like people with door-openeing duties.
Once Ms. Schneider relinquishes her Magic Garden door-monitoring duties and prescreening questions ("Name five friends from your graduating high school class") she is the consummate host.
Can we likewise tolerate the rising currency of the "sport utility truck," or S.U.T., neologism, or should we opt for the descriptive but indefensibly clumsy "four-door light-duty pickup" or "truck-sedan"?
