"The greatest door-opener of all time," an Avon exec crows.
"They're not great door openers," he said.
It's a great door opener for us to advance the protocol.
Is there a whoosh or the clank of a great door being shut and locked?
The tiny, hunched-over, red-clad form of John Paul II appeared through the great door behind the outdoor altar.
"There's a great door open right now to go and show you can be a part of this team," Herrera said.
"As you sit on the hillside," Graham wrote 50 years ago, "or lie prone under the trees of the forest, or sprawl wet-legged by a mountain stream, the great door, that does not look like a door, opens".
Macfarlane, a young English don at Cambridge whose first book was a much-heralded history of mountaineering, has here embarked on a wider and more various quest for the forms the great door can take.
Robert R. Kiley, president of the New York City Partnership, a group of civic and business leaders that has pushed for education reform, said the plan "is a great door swung open that to this point has pretty much been closed".
Standing in the yard there by herself she felt a moment's panic, and it spurred her on to lift her skirts and run, as reckless as a child, toward the great door through which Moray had just passed.
They went to extraordinary lengths, studying 18th-century views by Canaletto and Marcello Bacciarelli, and even travelling to Blenheim Palace to copy the great door lock, which was known to be a duplicate of the one at the Royal Castle.
