Sentence examples for levels of doors from inspiring English sources
There are five levels of doors on this ominous wall, which pop open to reveal characters, allowing for some surreal staging touches.
If you haven't done anything but take the parishioners money to show off financial prosperity while your members are struggling; while your members have to go through appointments or levels of doors just to meet with you then YOU don't have the right to be a pastor.
Little Sister may not yet be up to the level of Slanted Door, the San Francisco neo-Viet restaurant to which it is sometimes compared, but it is one of those rare restaurants where you eat far better than you think you're going to.
Start with the center hole of the top hinge; check the level of the door after replacing each screw.
Look at the edge of your mirror for guidance, but be aware that a car is usually a few inches fatter at the level of the door handles or slightly below than where the mirrors attach.
Spider-Man jumps and swings across vast abysses, crawls on walls and ceilings in 34 levels set indoors and out-of-doors -- the latter a misty sea of Manhattan rooftops and cranes that recalls the classic game Killing Cloud.
By virtue of physical activity out of doors when pollution levels may be high, children may experience higher exposures than adults.
Businesses and brands cannot simply lay the responsibility for healthy levels of consumption at the door of consumers.
However, because we measured out- door levels of source-specific PM 2.5 instead of actual exposure, exposure misclassification may have biased the results.
I think of his groundbreaking novel "Naked Lunch," which Burroughs described as "a blueprint, a How-To Book … How-To extend levels of experience by opening the door at the end of a long hall … Doors that only open in Silence … 'Naked Lunch' demands Silence from The Reader.
The software defined radio (SDR) has opened the doors for levels of radio reconfiguration not possible through the use of more traditional radio design approaches.
