Sentence examples for doorstep about from inspiring English sources

Mr. Calabio appeared on a neighbor's doorstep about 9 p.m. Wednesday night with a gunshot wound in his face.

Burnham argued that Labour activists had been hearing concerns on the doorstep about immigration for at least a decade.

There was a pugilistic tone to his appeal to party activists, asking them to take the fight to the doorstep about battered and bruised staff.

Four days after the vote, Mr. Martin said that two investigators appeared at his doorstep about 8 a.m. asking him to name the members of the Parole Board who had called him.

When we return for a second bite on 21 April, we're allowed to follow him and his campaign team around the former pit village of Moodiesburn, where we ask an innocent question of a man sitting on his doorstep, about the SNP claiming to now represent the working class.

They now have something to say on the doorstep about the so-called English issue.

For at least a decade, Labour activists have been hearing concerns on doorsteps about free movement and immigration.

The Beckett report suggests we must also have the courage to hear feedback from doorsteps about what the voters have to say.

Then in 1998, Mr. Perenyi says, two F.B.I. agents showed up on his doorstep, curious about a couple of paintings sold at Christie's and Sotheby's, ostensibly by the maritime artist James E. Buttersworth but actually his own meticulous creations.

Only one person was supposed to go to the door at a time — two people on your doorstep talking about their sexuality and the meaning of marriage was thought to be a little overbearing — so I waited on the sidewalk while Shad knocked on the first door.

Only one person was supposed to go to the door at a time two people on your doorstep talking about their sexuality and the meaning of marriage was thought to be a little overbearing so I waited on the sidewalk while Shad knocked on the first door.