Sentence examples for doorstep on the from inspiring English sources
They started asking questions like 'Mummy, what does Daddy really do?' Inevitably, one day they turned up on the lab's doorstep, on the pretence of 'picking Daddy up with Mummy'.
It is the result of the catastrophic economic situation and rampant deregulation that were left at Mr. Obama's doorstep on the day he took office.
Although her life had been marked by the Troubles raging on her doorstep on the sprawling Galliagh housing estate, she was more concerned about looking good for her night out with her future husband.
And I thought of the woman who unhesitatingly loved me when I was young and how our peoples were now joined in a feverish race of consumption, now bringing ever more mosquitoes to her doorstep on the warm Punjabi winds.
The journey outward ends in those distant blurry galaxies on the doorstep of the Big Bang.
But Mr. Trichet laid most of the responsibility on the doorstep of the countries.
He was sitting on the doorstep of the cottage, carving a piece of wood.
And in time, danger lands on the doorstep of the halfway house.
In the 20th century, this was, in some part, a problem that science left on the doorstep of the arts.
James McElya was abandoned, at six weeks old, on the doorstep of the Salvation Army in West Chester, Pa.
Lighten the mood afterwards with a leisurely stroll through Buen Retiro park, right on the doorstep of the Prado.
