Sentence examples for door running from inspiring English sources

Phil walks over to the door, running a brush through his hair: "Oh well, I'd better go down to the coffee shop and get chattin' or something".

Lighted windows are warm in the gathering darkness, and the quiet splashing of a fountain blends with the sounds of the rain as he follows slick cobblestones to the front door, running his fingers through his wet hair.

After the third group exited, what happened next was startling and euphoria-inducing: all forty-six of the volunteers streamed in from the upper-right door, running in single file, swooping down toward the audience and then curving up and out the upper-left door.

With a few meager possessions, we hurry out the door running to an unknown destiny.

As the video ends, Selena and her crush leave through the open door, running away from their lives to start a new one together.

As soon as Stephen uttered "This is the Colbert Report!", writers filed through the stage door, running across stage with signs containing words from the show's intro.

Do not play knock knock ginger [as known more commonly as knock a door run] "ding dong ditch" (knocking the door/ringing the bell and running away) or you might end up in trouble with the police.

Its activists have gone door to door, run phone banks, canvassed outside shopping malls and registered parents at Little League games.

'If you want to fight me look at the door,' ran the lyrics to one track.

Frightened at the sight, he shut the door, ran upstairs and called the police, Ms. Davis said.

She burst through the door, ran to them, and embraced Eli.