Sentence examples for from doorstep from inspiring English sources

"It's hard for me to know she's going from doorstep to doorstep," she said.

Around 2.5 million people borrow from doorstep lenders at rates often in the region of 272% for new customers.

The film follows a ragtag crew of young magazine salespeople going from doorstep to doorstep trying to persuade people to subscribe to various publications.

He said he would do more to protect the poor from doorstep lenders by building up credit unions of the kind seen in Germany and America.

But as he rushes from doorstep to doorstep on his desperate mission, it is clear he is also a victim of extraordinary political events beyond his control.

The government-backed My Home Finance was introduced to provide an affordable and fair alternative for borrowers who would normally be forced to borrow from doorstep and payday lenders.

They can join the 4.5m Britons a year who take out unsecured loans from doorstep-lending outfits, with rates of up to 500% per year.

The Beckett report suggests we must also have the courage to hear feedback from doorsteps about what the voters have to say.

As the peak of the holiday gift-buying season approaches and more people are ordering online, here is the downside: Grinch-like bandits are swiping the deliveries from doorsteps when families are not home.

Behind the vast hangar, I am shown the stinking hopper where food waste is tipped twice a day - the contents of the blue plastic "caddies" collected from doorsteps by the same stillage vehicles.

The Russians' principal interest is in keeping Islamic fundamentalists far away from their doorstep and from the Central Asian nations they support.