Sentence examples for large doorstep from inspiring English sources

From the breakfast menu, a large, doorstep of rarebit (£3.50, two for £4.50) was exemplary.

Feeling the strain of a day's eating, I opted for a supposed starter of smoked mackerel fillet with streaky bacon and shaved beetroot (a good interplay of flavours), which arrived on a large doorstep of sourdough, with a decent leaf salad and creamed horseradish on the side.

But it's not small – at 19.7″ x 15.9″ x 39.4″, it's designed for people whose houses have entryways or larger doorsteps, not for those who live in apartments.

On the doorstep a large black bin bag waited to be collected, while inside a pile of yes brochures had been jumbled without ceremony into a box awaiting disposal.

"There weren't synergies trying to run a global emerging markets business in Hong Kong, whereas we had a very large market on our doorstep," Morrison says.

"I predict that the M.T.A.'s financial woes will loom larger and larger at the mayor's doorstep as we move into a mayoral election year," said Gene Russianoff, the lawyer for the Straphangers Campaign, a rider advocacy group.

But Europe is a large, rich market on its doorstep.

The wars in the Balkans brought the region's instability to Switzerland's doorstep with two large waves of refugees from Bosnia and Kosovo.

Israel has long understood that the relief agency's work is an important factor in the stability of the large Palestinian population on its doorstep.

He is hardly the first outsider, or upstart, to make that switch; like a News of the World reporter writ large, he loitered on the doorstep of the British establishment, then muscled his way in and decided to hang around.

In France, Sophia (Nikolette Noel) discovers a box on her doorstep with a large sum of money and Billy's letter.