Sentence examples for doors type from inspiring English sources

What actually has taken place where, you know, after pounding your fist or after, you know, killing with kindness, how do you actually get the job done with the civilian and the behind-the-closed doors type of thing.

Compounding the paramnesiac effect was the fact that many of the rooms actually were being used as offices production staffers who weren't needed elsewhere sat behind closed glass doors, typing or making phone calls.

"Well, I'm not the boy-next-door type," he says.

Take our narrator, Michael Novotny, played by Hal Sparks, a self-described "semi-cute-boy-next-door type," an assistant manager at a Kmart-type chain store.

In a period when models could be deliciously snooty, Ms. Patchett was more modest: not the girl-next-door type, but not as sophisticated as Ms. Parker, either.

Keith Gaddie, a political scientist at the University of Oklahoma, said that in those years Pruitt was "a very positive, guy-next-door type".

JAMIE, a girl-next-door type with long, smooth brown hair, stands at a lectern and bangs a gavel to get their attention.

In 1941, he sketched the face of a childhood friend: it was Archie, a girl-crazy, pratfall-prone, boy-next-door type.

While acting on Friends, Aniston continued to appear in feature films and was often cast as the girl-next-door type.

And it's not a 14-deadbolts-on-the-door type of security, but rather a level of comfort and attention that makes it possible for friends to use the apartment when I'm not there.

Michael modestly describes himself as "a semi-cute boy-next-door type," and the other main characters -- a seductive advertising executive, a drab accountant and a wisecracking diva -- are intended to be as ordinary as their hometown, Pittsburgh.