If you see a copy of TM Wolf's debut novel, SOUND, face out in a window display, you'll notice that it's printed in a format that makes it look broader, less door-shaped than novels usually are.
"The less doors, the easier it is to patrol," she said.
Like "step-less" door checks: Open a door to any position and, thanks to hydraulics, it stays perfectly still, rather than rebounding to bang you in the leg while you unharness a child from a booster seat.
Joby claims the 200mph plane will use five times less energy, door to door, than a petrol-driven car.
It is important to note that regions within countries adopted different approaches to drug distribution using both a central distribution point and less commonly door to door delivery but this was not systematically recorded.
There were candles and flowers at the monument's handle-less doors -- doors to a room that cannot be opened.
The lawsuit doesn't address what might immediately strike many fans as preposterous: the notion of a Morrison-less Doors.
The back end has a retractable top, so you could stow surf boards, bikes, or a couch in back and just let it stick straight up, while the pillar-less doors open in the middle, to reveal a reconfigurable cockpit that can be used for car camping, or just lounging.
We came to a gate on the security perimeter of Mullah Omar's property, which turned out to be more or less next door.
By the following March, Calvin and Grace Coolidge had moved into the Willard Hotel, more or less next door to the White House; their sons remained mostly at school.
