Sentence examples for of the doorstep from inspiring English sources

A preference for the off-camera is a preference for ordinary life — "the drama of the doorstep," the legendary Scottish producer John Grierson called it.

"On being a patient" recounts a lunch with a friend who talks through the anxious etiquette of the doorstep, the waiting-room and the couch.

A preference for the off-camera is a preference for ordinary life—"the drama of the doorstep," the legendary Scottish producer John Grierson called it.

I stepped out to walk to school on Tuesday, and by the time I came back 15 minutes later, three of my four tomato plants (which had been acclimatising themselves to outdoor life in the gentle shelter of the doorstep) had been pinched.

The table plan for February's dinner, again analysed by the Guardian and the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, reveals that: The work and pensions secretary, Iain Duncan Smith, who has overseen a wide-ranging programme of welfare cuts, was seated with directors of the doorstep lending firm CLC Finance, which advertises loans at a 769.9% annual interest rate.

The central character, John Morrison, is only casually employed but is on the wagon, permanently - and while the family has debts to other family members and neighbours, it does not live in terror of the doorstep lender and the means-test man.

And each is an illustration of the threats to freedom of information on the doorstep of the country of the First Amendment.

It remains a black hole of legality on the doorstep of the European Union, and it's a pressing problem.

From here it is only 25km until you reach the modern town of Wadi Musa, on the doorstep of the Nabataean ruins of Petra.

But Mr. Trichet laid most of the responsibility on the doorstep of the countries.

The sort of duplicitousness displayed on the doorstep of parliament is straight from the rightwing playbook.