Sentence examples for through its doors from inspiring English sources

Walking through its doors today, it quickly becomes clear that its best years are behind it.

The shop, on Swansea's Oxford Street, is expecting more than 80 people to come through its doors when it opens from 8am to 10am.

Always freshly painted, it draws customers through its doors in surprising numbers.

ARCO welcomed more than 190,000 people through its doors in 2009, and in 2010 it aims to feature the best and most cutting-edge contemporary art.

Aldi saw UK pre-tax profits surge 124% to £157.9m in 2012, with the company saying it attracted a million more shoppers through its doors.

So is M&S on the right track or should it be doing more to tempt customers through its doors?

At the end of the 19th century it would welcome 5,000 cattle at a time through its doors.

Bradford-based Morrisons said it had received a record 10.8 million customers on average through its doors each week during the period.

Some of the biggest stars have passed through its doors.

By 1910, 27,779 children had passed through its doors.

He humanizes the experiences of the nearly 12 million people who passed through its doors.