"The least we can do is ring their doorbell.
For instance, his wife said, one night last year, their doorbell rang soon before midnight.
Sometimes fueled by vodka and Ambien, she rings their doorbell at 2 a.m. and makes deranged phone calls.
"If you see someone who hasn't moved their car for alternate-side-of-the-street parking, you generally know who it is and you ring their doorbell".
After a few days, when your neighbors have put up fliers about the missing cat, ring their doorbell and return the cat.
"At first people were incredulous that the mouse on their computer was connected to their doorbell," the Amazon executive Russell Grandinetti said recently.
After a reporter rang their doorbell early yesterday morning, Justin's family piled into a car and sped away from their cedar shake colonial-style home.
"Their doorbell, as always, played the tune 'Happy Birthday to You.' " Later that afternoon, they telephoned Mr. Link and invited his children to tea — their pre-arranged code for help.
After the man had driven off, Shanahan said, with a note of anxiety, "What house was he pointing to?" Did Shanahan worry about how the locals would react to a New Yorker ringing their doorbell?
Although an acquaintance, who also happened to be a member of the Nazi party, had rung their doorbell at 7.30 that morning and warned them that their business was due to be attacked that evening, Mr and Mrs Izbicki had refused to be intimidated and had gone to work as normal.
That's where we need to win it back .But later in her piece, Ms Talbot tags along with a group of marriage-equality activists going door-to-door in a conservative Orange County neighbourhood, and her account makes clear what anyone who has done this kind of work probably knows: it's impossible to convince someone who doesn't agree with you of anything by ringing their doorbell and talking to them.
