Sentence examples for on your doormat from inspiring English sources

Thump! That's the sound of yet another delivery of Royal Mail evidence landing on your doormat.

If you live in England, a leaflet entitled "Better Information Means Better Care" should land on your doormat some time this month.

The sight of this year's tax return landing on your doormat may be enough to send you scuttling to the nearest accountant.

Or how much of your hard-earned income goes to fund the Prison Service, schools or the NHS? Well the answer is close at hand and will soon be landing on your doormat.

A ballot paper has (probably) landed on your doormat, inviting you to choose Ken Livingstone or Oona King to be Labour's candidate to take on (probably) Boris Johnson in the 2012 London mayoral election.

It can't feel particularly pleasant to have that letter drop on your doormat, but the NHS has issued templates to local authorities, stressing that they should be "non-judgmental" and "positively phrased".

But then who hasn't absent-mindedly clicked at something in an idle moment at work, or while watching telly in your pyjamas, and, in what's a small miracle of modern life, received a familiar brown cardboard package dropping on to your doormat a day later.

It's like the "slide to unlock" feature on your iPhone except it's on a doormat and you can't really slide it and it doesn't really unlock your door.

Always wipe your shoes on a doormat before entering the home.

The solution is to wipe your shoes on a doormat, or, even better, take them off when you enter the house.

It is the pause, the anteroom from elevator or stair to your front door, the space that's a little bit yours, with your newspaper lying on the doormat you picked out in the colors you like from Crate & Barrel.