Sentence examples for public door from inspiring English sources
"To ask me to check my Christian beliefs at the public door," Mr. Souder said, "is to ask me to expel the Holy Spirit from my life when I serve as a congressman, and that I will not do".
Mr. Cuomo did not ask that religious beliefs be checked at the public door, but he limited entrance to those that "would serve well as an article of universal public morality," that were "not narrowly sectarian" but fulfilled "a universal human desire for order or peace or justice or kindness or love".
Twitter and FireEye's successful IPOs have held the public door open for companies like Box and Dropbox to start thinking what a nice ticker symbol might be.
Frequently wash your hands and avoid contact with public door handles and elevator buttons.
He won't touch anything he perceives as "dirty"—public door handles, used towels, even me.
There are not many of us, it seems, who want to live in a world where armed guards are necessary at every public door, and most especially the doors to our schools.
Aren't there a few other names that deserve to be up over public doors?
Instead of seeing signs on public doors saying 'No Coloreds Allowed,' the signs I saw were 'No Nonconforming Ideas Allowed.' " The point here was a familiar one to anyone who had watched Thomas testify before the senators.
Public doors to a school for example scratched, show kicks open, or outwards, to escape, depending on students or school, tells you how good it is.Then reasoning should be made, but remember, any deductions that would upset a drunk at one in the morning, not a good idea.
A fight over an $86.7 million bond referendum and a 6.25percentt budget increase prompted shouting matches at public meetings, door-to-door leafleting and street-corner conversations about the elderly not caring about children.
Not all messages are going to be nice, clearly, given the anonymous transience involved — much like reading graffiti left on the inside of a public toilet door — and some reviews do complain of racist and sexist language being bandied about.
