Sentence examples for things on door from inspiring English sources

"And she hangs things on door handles.

Get me a big wardrobe, an' there'll be none of that fuckin' things-on-door-handles business".

"They've already started putting things on the door," the man behind the cash register said to the manager.

"They've put one of those entry things on her front door, so she can just buzz people in".

There's one of those entryphone things on her front door, appropriate to the grandeur of the property, so that when you press it at the appointed time the door swings open and you go in and stand in the hall alone, not knowing what to do next.

You've got to love the name of the town, but don't go for that reason alone; go because the Players have been doing their thing out there on Door Peninsula for a long time.

If you put things on the outside door of your locker, be aware that the people around you might rip them off, accidentally or purposely.

As the clutter cowgirl, she could get by without them — she advocates hanging things on walls and doors — but she of course appreciated what she calls the "luxury" of great closet space.

But her story adds to a string of instances in which people have reported black people doing routine things, like knocking on doors because they're running for office, taking a nap in a common room at Yale University or using a local pool.

In the mornings, he could work on Lampoon things with his door shut.

If we wind up with a woman in the White House, I doubt any American will be under the delusion that the most unpleasant thing going on behind closed doors is an occasional burnt cookie.