Sentence examples for got a door from inspiring English sources

Alan Carr says she's still the same cheeky cockney sparrer who posed nude in a sudsy bath, "it's just these days that bath has got a door on it".

Perhaps if you've got a door not in the way of regular foot traffic this contraption might work.

I'd be satisfied with a one-room shack, as long as it's got a door that could lock".

Like I asked my friend, I said, 'Man, what's a good building?' He said, 'A good building, you got a door man.

"They've got a door that is cut out at the bottom of it so that someone outside can see if someone has fallen to the floor.

And outside she's got a door that opens out into a little porch which has a table on it and two chairs, and she can look straight out into the car park and see me coming in.

And get a door sweep, Mr. Baumann advised, since door cracks are especially vulnerable to mice.

The passengers, unable to get a door open, burned to death.

"So if security is an issue, you might want to get a door with an asymmetrical sidelight arrangement".

"They in turn, as a local player, get a door opened to the rest of the world, so to speak.

J.P. Morgan in turn will get a door into Cazenove's top-shelf British corporate clients, like GlaxoSmithKline, BP and Reuters.