Sentence examples for tiny doors from inspiring English sources
The nickels that opened the automat's tiny doors were a charming innovation for decades; then they became a trap.
Montano spent much of the afternoon kneeling behind the tiny doors to the courts, peering through a window no larger than a coaster, listening to the constant puh-thwack of squash balls and yelling through the door.
It worked for our son, who was happy to skip through the damp forest in search of tiny doors built into the trees, fairies and a model fox in his den.
Any children you take with you can be let loose to look for the tiny doors and stained glass windows in the trees behind which these unlikely creatures live.
NEW YORK An article in some editions on May 28 about Dennet Place, a street near the Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn where the homes have tiny doors and residents have formed a tight-knit community, misspelled the surname of one resident.
With the snowy marble slab of altar, the gilt dome of the tabernacle and its tiny doors, the chalices and cruets, the fresh-cut flowers, the sparkling candlelight, the sanctuary was like a foreign country, and if I knew the language I could go there.
She sounded like a tiny door creaking open.
A tiny door, a green corridor, a buzzer.
"But you can't open a tiny door.
That piece of tape was holding a tiny door-type thing on the wing closed.
