Videotapes left anonymously on their doorstep start off as creepy surveillance of their home's exterior, then, alarmingly, show the troubled couple asleep in their bedroom.
A day later, I had someone from Whole Foods at my doorstep dropping off a couple of bags of food.
So the first shot of the film is me getting milk bottles off the doorstep of a house on my own street.
Arriving bedraggled and off-kilter at the doorstep of the Filosoof, I was led to the third floor and a most appropriate chamber: the Brahma Room.
One cold and wet day in what passes for spring this year, I find myself standing on the doorstep of a neat bungalow off the A1 in Finchley, in north London.
Yet to leave my grumpy accounting at the doorstep of the Alliance president, Emily Lloyd, who signed off on the festival, would be unfair, or at least incomplete.
He was 24 and looking for work, but he found play – specifically at the front doorstep of the Zap nightclub, which essentially kicked off his art career.
During the famine of 1974 in Bangladesh, when the dying lined the doorsteps of the better-off in Dhaka, Yunus, an economics professor at Chittagong University, found the theories he was teaching maddeningly irrelevant; so he went into a neighboring village and began talking to the poor.
In desperation, my mother showed up on the doorstep of the Salvation Army with a couple of kids hanging off each hip, and asked for help.
