Sentence examples for door wiping from inspiring English sources

"Is your momma home?" "Momma!" The woman who came to the door, wiping her hands on a dish towel, was a fuller version of the little girl, with the same blond hair and blue eyes.

The pulse of the nightclubs and the pose of the designer boutiques seem to carry such a genetic imprint of the Nancy Reagan era that you half expect Tad Allagash of "Bright Lights, Big City" to come stumbling out of a black door, wiping white powder off the collar of his blazer, knocking over a few yards of velvet rope and shouting at the doormen.

But Pc David O'Hara, who was working alongside Pc Scarlett, told the court that his fellow officer in fact shut the door, wiped the spit of his face, then opened it again and "launched" himself at Mr Uba.

Simply open the door, spray a glass cleaner on the rubber seal that goes around the door, wipe it clean and dry, then apply a silicone lubricant spray to the seal.

This two-year-old pup shuts doors, wipes his feet when he comes in and wipes his beard off after he drinks!

That he was now standing, if not quite on the threshold of greatness, then at least on its door mat, wiping his boots.

* Wipe it off: Amy Goldsmith, director of the New Jersey Environmental Federation, recommends keeping a towel by the door for wiping feet.

Just a few weeks earlier, I could have taken a run at the drop of a hat and now I could hardly walk to my front door without wiping out.

Try spraying glass cleaner on the door and wiping it down.

Spray undiluted vinegar on shower doors, then wipe the doors dry with a soft rag or paper towels.

The duplexes next door were wiped out.