Sentence examples for doorsteps knocking from inspiring English sources

"They can say there's people out on doorsteps knocking on doors.

As you stepped out of the trolley and walked up to Santa's doorstep to knock on his door, the excitement radiated from your face.

"Is digital marketing and technology really something traditional companies should give their attention to if we aren't changing formats?" This question stands knocking on the doorstep of every forward-thinking firm.

So we started a company called Abuzz that did essentially that and two years later in 1999 The New York Times comes knocking on our doorstep and bought the company for $30 million because we had a very good reputation for building this massive systems.

They aren't going to come knocking on your doorstep and everyone is already being inundated with marketing messages.

I spend a lot of time knocking on doors and listening to people as a candidate for Bristol North West, so let me share with you the one thing that has not been the hot topic of conversation on the doorstep.

I spend a lot of time knocking on doors and listening to people as a candidate for Bristol North West, so let me share with you the one thing that has not been the hot topic of conversation on the doorstep.

Six former scouts speak about their memories of bob-a-job John Nichol, former RAF navigator and military author "I remember knocking on one door and an unshaven man in a sweat-stained vest opening the door, and there's a young 11-year-old boy in uniform on his doorstep.

She told me, "It's time people started talking about how real Islamophobia is — that it's not just a word tossed around for political purposes but that it has literally knocked on our doorstep and killed three of our American children".

"Getting into F1 has been my dream since I was 7 years old and I have come very far to knock on its doorstep which not many Kiwis have done". It is no exaggeration.

SANTA YNEZ — Art Hovhannisyan arrived upon the doorstep of becoming a title contender with devastation, looking to knock the door down.