Sentence examples for the top doorstep from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, August 1, 1936 P. 7 A little girl named Sonya Markmann who is about seven years old, answered the doorbell one day, and found on the top doorstep a nice fatherly cop, who had come to see about a parking tage, or perhaps even tickets to the Policeman's Ball.

L. Markmann and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, August 1, 1936 P. 7 A little girl named Sonya Markmann who is about seven years old, answered the doorbell one day, and found on the top doorstep a nice fatherly cop, who had come to see about a parking tage, or perhaps even tickets to the Policeman's Ball.

While voting reform may not be the top issue on the doorstep at the next election, the public's attitude to politicians and politics in general will be a key concern.

Immigration is one of the top issues voters raise on the doorstep.

This month, he is hitting.419, a pre-eminent slugger at the top of his game on the doorstep of free agency.

When Torres showed up on Hendry's doorstep in Spring Hill, Florida, she instantly recognized him by his over-the-top scene hair wig and colorfully decorated face.

"For everyone who isn't going to Rio, this will be the last time you can see the top sports girls from my sport, competing on your doorstep.

That station would be built at the doorstep of Bayer, the pharmaceutical company, which is the top single employer and taxpayer in both communities.

In relation to the importance of the NHS, Mr Davies said: "It was probably the top issue that people wanted to talk about on the doorsteps.

"I've never actually been to the top of Ben Nevis," he said proudly and to great hilarity of the mountain on our doorstep, which had been on his doorstep all his life.

JUDGING by concerns raised on the doorstep, the state of the National Health Service (NHS) was at the top of voters' worries in this election.