Sentence examples similar to taking a door from inspiring English sources
The chapter identifies the importance of mastering key processes and taking a door-to-door perspective.
Taking a door-to-door intermodal transport chain, the function allows calculating total intermodal transport cost between an origin and a destination.
On a 1988 vase she steps through a gap in a stucco fence, under an inscription: "I took a door I had always avoided.
If there are people who spent a lot of time here and want to take a door knob, good luck to them.
He gets dragged by the legs face down; takes a door, a cricket bat and bottle opener to the face; careers offstage on a cart; and takes a piggyback ride.
Where to start: Take a door-inventory (inven-door-y? No? Okay).
Rather than providing outright financial and market support like the Energy Department, Interior and EPA are taking a back door approach by selectively targeting fiscal and environmental responsibilities for elimination.
It broke off, taking a piece of door with it.
The trip, 26 miles as the crow flies, takes an hour door to door.
Taking a break from door-knocking, one confided that "long term economic plan" is just not cutting it.
"It's such an own goal it's untrue," Jim McMahon tells The Independent while taking a break from door-stepping in the rain.
