Sentence examples for one doorstep from inspiring English sources
The film is as dogged as she is, following her around from one doorstep to another as she implores each colleague to choose unity and compassion over personal advantage.
"Are you prepared to tell me how you are going to vote?" asks Liberal Democrat campaigner David Baillie on one doorstep.
A jumper and a scarf signify two corner flags, while a set of football boots on one doorstep is in the middle of the old centre circle.
ONCE, all marketing was of the direct sort: a salesman confronted customers face to face, one doorstep at a time.
In one doorstep, two street musicians played cool American jazz.
But it's possible that in a 21st-century democracy, you don't persuade people one by one, on doorsteps, in meetings.
It was the number one issue on doorsteps, they resolutely keep repeating (apparently no one cared about the economy), and nothing less than a rollout of "Are You Thinking What We're Thinking?" posters, long after Michael Howard abandoned them, will get Labour re-elected.
Unlike mother-in-laws, recessions rarely arrive unexpectedly on one's doorstep.
Does hacking into a fan site, while certainly not innocent, really justify the appearance of a Swat team on one's doorstep and felony charges?
In the hands of the style's most famous practitioner Lancelot "Capability" Brown, however, the emphasis became more rural, creating idealised and domesticated visions of the English countryside, but on one's doorstep.
Do you want one on your doorstep?
