Sentence examples for reached the doorstep from inspiring English sources

It took more than an hour to follow her blood trail back to the cabin, the twilight deep by the time she reached the doorstep.

A man and his nephew were shot dead early yesterday as they reached the doorstep of the uncle's home in Elmhurst, Queens.

But Sunday, the loudest team in football shuffled around its locker room in silence, stunned, still processing a second straight Jets season that reached the doorstep of the Super Bowl and ended there.

Despite declaring himself the anti-soundbite politician, one of Burnham's favourite soundbites is about having realised during the general election campaign that "the longer the driveway, the less we had to offer by the time we reached the doorstep".

Last week the construction frenzy finally reached the doorstep of Wetlands, at the corner of Laight Street, and the office building that houses it was sold to an architect and a group of local residents who want to convert the space into apartments.

But as with all other large industries, modernization and technology has finally reached the doorstep of Goldman Sachs.

Still, bin Salman and War Emblem were unlikely candidates to reach the doorstep of horse racing history.

In recent years he has deployed a series of excuses to defer meaningful progress: the priority of the threat of a nuclear Iran; the demand that Palestinians should recognise Israel as a Jewish state, and the notion that any withdrawal from the occupied territories would allow the creations of "Hamastan B" as he has called it, or permit Isis to reach the doorstep of Jerusalem.

He arrived in 2011 just as the massive legal challenge to the Affordable Care Act was reaching the doorstep of the high court.

And as tenant anger over welfare reforms reaches the doorsteps of landlords, there is a growing feeling that the sector has to be stronger in resisting government policies that put its income and residents at risk.

But the shock waves of the revolution have reached the Midtown doorstep of Mrs. Nour, who says she has become a victim of the very upheaval that she applauded.