Sentence examples for inward door from inspiring English sources

Avoid an inward door because that will take up too much space in your pantry and make it hard for you to get to anything you store behind the door.

The transportable device comes in multiple models, designed to secure outward swinging doors, inward swinging doors, and door closer arms.

Door options: Most walk-in tubs have an inward opening door, but if your wife uses a wheelchair or is a large person, an outward opening door may be a better option because they're easier to enter and exit.

Another forced heavy objects against an inward-opening door to form an ad-hoc barricade.

Ally Ross wrote in his column in The Sun that the fire episode was "twenty minutes of shouting", questioned why one character was seen flouting the smoking ban and Phil was boarded up behind an inward-opening door, and opined that he was glad to see Peggy leave as she had become "increasingly psychotic" and "vile".

(Note: This only works for inward-opening doors).

With the partially drilled hole facing inward slide the door into the rail channels, making sure the door smoothly slides up and down.

Then he held one of the bars and opened the door inward, like some wooden door on a person's house.

"Peaceful people!" she cried in relief, and swung the door inward, revealing two families standing in the shadows of their looted home.

He just opened Cathedral's cell door inward and went about doing things as if the cell were a family home — straightening wall pictures that only Cathedral could see, turning down the gas on the stove, testing the shower water to make sure that it was not too hot, tucking children into bed.

There is not a significant difference between an inward and outward swinging door, but some users may find that an outward swinging door permits more room to make oneself comfortable before the door shuts.