Sentence examples for door refers from inspiring English sources

The term "revolving door" refers to persons with government experience moving to jobs in the private sector, and vice versa.

Janitor's section in this song ("It all started with a penny in the door") refers to an incident in Scrubs pilot, "My First Day," when he became convinced J.D. had broken a door by wedging a penny in it.

The revolving door refers to people moving back-and-forth between government and industry positions, and particularly between corporate jobs and in regulatory agencies with jurisdiction over past and future employers.

By the time he died, in 2005, "Champ" had changed the lives of dozens who had knocked on the door, referred by drug courts, rehabilitation centers or friends.

"They keep knocking on my door". Referring to the power of the gutte klubben grei, she says, "They meet in places where only men meet.

"I know that Jasmin doesn't live here," he would yell as he hammered on the door, referring to the actual tenant.

("Doors" refers to the stores where the collection, called Kaelen, is sold).

OBITUARIES An obituary on Tuesday about Ray Manzarek, a founding member of the Doors, referred incorrectly to Jeff Jampol, who described Mr. Manzarek as the band's "catalyst".

"Doored" refered to running into an open door of a parallel-parked car.

The door also refers to a farm in upstate New York where Mr. Hume spends six months of the year when he's not in London.

We are at a house in Maine that his assistant, opening the door, drily refers to as "spare"; it's one of several King properties in the area, on a lake, and designated vaguely as a summer house.