Sentence examples for is door from inspiring English sources
noun
A of entry into a building, room or vehicle, consisting of a rigid plane movable on a . Doors are frequently made of or . May have a to help open and close, a to hold the door closed and a that ensures the door cannot be opened without the key.
- I knocked on the vice president's door
It's just not right to say the only rational decision is door number one.
His most recent book is Door to Door: The Magnificent, Maddening, Mysterious World of Transporation (Harper Collins, 2016).
Then there is Door No. 3, with anonymous apps like Secret and YikYak that let people say anything they want, completely anonymously.
This is Door 19, a pop-up restaurant in a penthouse apartment in Moscow that this year played host to the city's oligarchs and hipsters alike.
The entrance is Door No. 2 in the gallery just past the Balcony Cafe, but unless you pay attention, you'll notice only Door No. 1, and end up in Arts of Ancient China.
Chicago The brightest spot in this informal survey is Door County, Wis. Located on the easternmost point of the state, Door County is a peninsula surrounded by Green Bay and Lake Michigan that draws summer visitors mainly from the Chicago and Milwaukee areas.
Wodehouse is a dish best served broad, and this is door-slamming, trouser-dropping farce of the old school.
First there is door-to-door or household, which is an unaddressed leaflet that goes through every door.
Particularly difficult to control is door-to-door selling, a method that for many years has drawn criticism from the general public, even though the majority of door-to-door salespeople are fair and reputable.
"It's missionary work turned into a business," said Cameron Treu, 30, who served his mission in Chile and was recruited into D2D (that is door-to-door in sales lingo) by another former missionary.
Another consideration is dooring.
