Sentence examples for some doorstep from inspiring English sources

Alternately, CHWs may be trained to provide some doorstep services for those families where travel is a barrier to facility care.

"Early on, before I worked out how to focus using lasers, I used to creep up onto some doorsteps and hold my iPhone in front of my face so that Kate, my partner, could lock focus," Blachford tells The Creators Project.

Some will tell the doorstep stranger, some won't.

But the practice of allowing a second test has nonetheless raised concerns about fairness in an admissions process that remains as competitive as ever, with three- and even four-child families showing up regularly at some schools' doorsteps.

Along the way, he gains the trust of a Manchester street gang by accidentally taking ecstasy, attempts some Roger Cook-style doorstepping and gets locked in a warehouse after a scavenging trip with a freegan goes wrong.

To pass up all that magical scenery when it's right on the doorstep (some of it actually visible from Edinburgh's hills) seems sacrilegious.

Meanwhile, I think about another science fiction example, of how Philip K Dick (many of whose books have become films, such as Blade Runner and Total Recall) thought journalism would change: his assumption was that newsgathering in the future would be done by robots – in his books, they even doorstep some of the characters.

Better still, being set off a quiet lane in the pretty village of Kirkby Malham, it has on its doorstep some of the biggest attractions in the Yorkshire Dales national park, including Malham Tarn nature reserve, Malham Cove and Gordale Scar.