Sentence examples for front door bell from inspiring English sources

A man visiting the birthplace of George M. Cohan in Providence, R.I., rang the front door bell, which brought a round little Italian to the door.

A "syn flood" can consist of millions of pings per second, equilvalent to ringing the front door bell on the site and running away.

The New Yorker, July 30 , 1927P. 7 A man visiting the birthplace of George M. Cohan in Providence, R.I., rang the front door bell, which brought a round little Italian to the door.

Anyway, Kit plays war games on his computer constantly, has extremely rigorous routines around the house and is flustered – for example – if the front door bell rings more than once.

By Thomas Langan The New Yorker, July 30 , 1927P. 7 A man visiting the birthplace of George M. Cohan in Providence, R.I., rang the front door bell, which brought a round little Italian to the door.

Upon arrival, never ring the front door bell without a properly wrapped gift —something more formal, if not more costly, than the Western jug of Chianti.

Walking in the front door, bells jingled and beads tickled our heads on the way in.

They have to live with you not hearing everyday things, or whispered asides, or the telephone or the front-door bell.

Nancy, a clothes-conscious girl with a film-star figure, a bespectacled countenance, and a coy, tiptoe way of walking, crossed the lawn and pressed the front-door bell.

"At the front door the bell is a small round disc that you press firmly.

He can take it right up to the front door, ring the bell and come in.