Sentence examples for door of power from inspiring English sources

The implications are severe for several countries, including Spain, where Podemos is knocking on the door of power.

"Every weekend there's a demonstration and we knock on the door of power and say please," says Gichinga.

After the last of the speakers, the decision was made to march to the front door of power itself, Downing Street.

Signs instruct workers to kick the doors of power substation huts before entry, and then stand back, just in case.

How galling it must be for those women of talent on the back benches, the ones "knocking on the doors of power" to see such continued bumbling.

We may boast about education and employment, but our efforts in opening the doors of power to all who knock are more questionable.

"I'm going to Congress to break down the doors of power," says Zephyr Teachout, the Democratic nominee for New York's 19th congressional district.

As members of the greater community, when some of our identities have made doors of power easier to open than for others, we must stand alongside each other to push those doors open together.

Because the truth is that it doesn't take a seasoned political analyst to know that there are two sorts of conversations – one that takes place in public and the other behind the closed doors of power.

It will resonate from Helsinki to – most notably – Madrid, where the leftwing insurgents of Podemos ("Yes We Can!"), under Tsipras's mate, the ponytailed Pablo Iglesias, are hammering on the doors of power.

The access he has built over more than 30 years has gotten him both behind the closed doors of power -- and pilloried by some who believe he was sympathetic to Bush in "Plan of Attack," his book about how the Bush administration decided to go to war, although Democrats have also used the book for their attacks.