Sentence examples for low doors from inspiring English sources

Nestled on hillsides were mud-walled Berber houses recognizable by their low doors.

They are entered by very low doors and have tiny gable windows.

Not because tall people like to obliterate themselves by mixing strong ciders (you can buy five types here) but because its socially-segregated bars and "sherry rooms" are separated by punishingly low doors – absolutely lethal after a few sherries.

It was locked, but they made a racket on the grille, and a small black man let them in and shuffled them upstairs to a cement corridor with low doors.

The school had almost a dozen restrooms, some with low doors designed for young children where adults now carefully ducked their heads while stepping in and out.

In each case the stone dressers were erected so that they dominated the view on entering the house through the low doors and there are elaborate carvings of unknown meaning on some of the stones in the houses and passages.

Passengers entered by stepping over the low door sill.

It is a lovely teahouse, with the traditional low door.

The cha-shitsu is entered through a small, low door, which is designed to suggest humility.

Her parents, an upscale pair, ducked through the low door and asked Larisa Dmitrievna if she might have a moment.

As modest as a bungalow but turreted like a castle, it can be entered through a low door.