Sentence examples for doorway through which from inspiring English sources

He said: 'We have opened the doorway through which the whole of the world will step.

But there is a red-and-white placard over the doorway through which witnesses arrived to attend the executions.

The road to democracy is a process, and Azerbaijan views it not as a "dead end" but as a doorway through which we step willingly.

The back of the stage featured a doorway through which dancers entered and exited; as the piece wore on, it cracked open wider to reveal a panoramic view of Death Valley.

Known for her improvisational acting technique, Action Theater, Ms. Zaporah sees the body and the mind as inseparable disciplines in which, as her biography states, the body is "the doorway through which the mind becomes present".

Though in the world for which she'd been educated, this woman was nowhere, was invisible, almost, not even close to approaching the doorway through which she could re-enter the place she'd left.

"I have often thought, contemplating a page of Talmud, that it bears a certain uncanny resemblance to a home page on the Internet, where nothing is whole in itself but where icons and text boxes are doorways through which visitors pass into an infinity of cross-referenced texts and conversations".

We passed turnings leading to smaller alleys, open doorways through which came the sizzle of frying garlic, women and children peering from windows high above us.

Care was taken that study participants did not meet by ensuring they exited the building by a different doorway to the one through which they entered.

When the Labour leader was done, he and his wife slowly climbed a staircase leading out of a packed, cheering conference auditorium up to a doorway flooded with blinding daylight, through which they vanished as if passing to another, more heavenly realm.Summarised like that, Mr Miliband's speech sounds terrifically brave and interesting even to me, and I was there.

When things around us seemed unbearable, or incomprehensible, or soul-killing, his books opened a doorway -- an escape hatch -- through which we could leave "real life" and enter other worlds.