Sentence examples for highest doors from inspiring English sources

Kelly Oxford wrote something, during this latest joke thief debacle, about how the stealers and joke-thieves can often get themselves through the highest doors only to find, when they're at the top and people want to hear their ideas...they've got nothing.

Successfully I should add she held her congregation's highest door-knock conversation rate.

The 18-foot-high doors are made of bronze.

American leaders have been masterly at diplomatic strategies — "building high doors" — to make deals.

The master bedroom was once the tack room, and the original 10-foot-high doors are in there.

The first floor, which still has 12 1/2-foot-high ceilings and 8 1/2-foot-high doors, will be restored to its original condition and will house the Alizio offices.

The lofts will be designed to be exceptionally large and roomy, he said, with period 14-foot ceilings — 17 feet to 24 feet on upper floors — and eight-foot-high doors, plus the oversize windows typical of old factories.

One of the treasures of the early Renaissance, the 17-foot-high doors depict Old Testament scenes in a radically new fusion of physical action, emotional intensity and narrative complexity.

The 7-foot center found the home great for entertaining and particularly appreciated the 8-foot high doors, according to his listing agent, Chad Fahlbusch of Northwest Realty, Manhattan Beach.

The custom Mediterranean, built in 2002, has a 25-foot-high entry, a coved ceiling in the formal dining room, a game room, 8-foot-high doors and an island with seating in the kitchen.

An elderly Brown, Marshalls and Co passenger coach replaced it, and a section of each platform was raised to accommodate the higher doors of this coach using earth and old railway sleepers.