Sentence examples for doors ready from inspiring English sources

A half-cord of split applewood stands outside the kitchen doors, ready for the smoker.

There's a new ground floor cafe with sliding doors, ready to open out on sunny days.

They opened the doors, ready to welcome us in for business, and we just turned around and left.

Another 30 or so completed cars are parked in a lot outside the factory doors, ready to be rushed to customers.

The paintings of the street outside are stacked against the wall of his dining room, by the patio doors, ready for the Marlborough show, where they will share space with Dawson's paintings from mid-Wales (where he grew up, and now owns a farmhouse) and from New York, looking out over Central Park (where he stays often with Freud's old friend John Richardson, Picasso's biographer).

Then she marched back through the casino's monogrammed doors, ready to win.

He went to the door, ready to leave, and was once more unable to move.

At one point Oliver had a skip at the door ready to take everything away.

In the morning, the pigeon waited by the door, ready to go back outside.

He arrived at the classroom door, ready to unleash his inner Baryshnikov, only to find that class had been canceled.

As he stood at the door, ready to leave, the apprentice asked the old man, "Why me?