Sentence examples for doorsteps are from inspiring English sources
The voters that politicians meet on the doorsteps are angry, and while we may believe their anger is aimed at the wrong targets, to deny its existence would be foolish.
The high-income people I deal with on the doorsteps are much more concerned about things like the cost of childcare". He hopes his conference speech on Monday will infuse his party with some confidence.
The 32-page booklets, called "Facts That the Government and the Media Don't Want You to Know," which were left on doorsteps, are published by the World Church of the Creator, a group criticized by the A.D.L. for its racial and anti-Semitic views.
"It's a little bit embarrassing, but people on the doorsteps are much more interested in the big issues".
Independence campaigners say they are beginning to find that people on the doorsteps are, more and more, volunteering the verdict "exciting" when they think about the prospect on offer.
"What people on the doorsteps are telling us is that we are honest, that we recognise there has been a funding cut and your plan is something we can all buy into.
"To see riot police on our doorsteps is shocking.
A growing league on regional players doorsteps is a realistic aspiration.
Instead, the people potentially turning up on doorsteps were ex-girlfriends.
Newspapers left on room doorsteps were wrapped with "belly bands" promoting Nielsen.
The University of Colorado Art Museum, using resources at its doorsteps, is showing "Documenting Change: Our Climate (Past, Present and Future), until July 20.
