Sentence examples for installing doors from inspiring English sources

Ms. Gregori McKenzie kept them small and minimally decorated, installing doors with wooden slats and painting walls red and mustard yellow to recreate "the simplicity of Caribbean life".

At the end of the 19th century a Taoist priest called Abbot Wang Yuanlu appointed himself caretaker, presumably installing doors to protect the works.

Mendoza, who was not so long ago a carpenter installing doors and windows in Seattle, has become one of the rallying points for a backlash that has rattled the White House.

The authority has committed itself to a pilot program to test platform doors on the L line, but Thomas Prendergast, the authority's acting executive director and the president of New York City Transit, said installing doors throughout the system would cost an estimated $1 billion.

Sometimes, owners or tenants implicitly assert that spaces are private by installing doors, gates, fences and barricades, or by allowing restaurants and stores to take over areas set aside for the public, a phenomenon that Mr. Kayden, an associate professor in the Harvard Graduate School of Design, describes as "cafe creep".

In order to avoid direct sunlight and sand erosion, the conservators controlled the environment by installing doors for the caves about 50 years ago.

Hang the door, and complete its installation by installing door stops, a threshold, and a latch as you prefer.

Consider this example: At BMW's Spartanburg, S.C. plant, robots are installing door-sealing gaskets, an awkward and tiring job for workers.

"Your lobby is a statement," said Alan Risi, president of Georal International, a company that sells and installs doors.

Because they couldn't afford real doors and didn't want hollow-core versions, they installed doors only in the bathrooms.

This week, they plan to install doors and windows in 10 classrooms, enough space to start classes by the end of the year, he says.