Sentence examples for to doorstep from inspiring English sources
noun
Step of a door. The threshold of a doorway.
That weekend, the press began to doorstep my house again.
Once, I was out canvassing, doorstep to doorstep.
"It's hard for me to know she's going from doorstep to doorstep," she said.
Some analysts expect Amazon eventually to take over its entire logistics chain — in some cases, from factory to doorstep.
Suddenly, veteran correspondents of Africa's wars found themselves trying to "doorstep" neighbours, chase police cars and track down former girlfriends.
The film follows a ragtag crew of young magazine salespeople going from doorstep to doorstep trying to persuade people to subscribe to various publications.
You see insurance salesmen come to your doorstep to sell life insurance to you.
But Kozmo's customers grew to include professionals and working parents as its desktop-to-doorstep service matured to include Rogaine and diapers among its offerings.
City and state officials seem to be tripping over one another to offer grants and tax breaks to lure more of these desktop-to-doorstep companies, which deliver a range of items, including soap and DVD players, to New Yorkers.
37 City Courts Online Deliveries City and state officials seem to be tripping over each other in the race to lure more desktop-to-doorstep delivery companies to New York with everything from grants to tax breaks.
Something of the Month, for as Long as We Live Membership to a monthly-gift club — say, a farm-to-doorstep produce basket or an artisanal coffee roast — is an exciting present, but it expires in a year.
