Sentence examples for tough door from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, the club has a tough door policy.

On Halloween night they presented themselves outside the Beatrice Inn in the West Village, a speakeasy-turned-restaurant-turned-low-key bar with a tough door policy.

At the conference, I saw people who waited 90 minutes to get into a party with a very tough door, peering into their phones the whole while, only to breach the door finally and resume staring into the same screen and only occasionally glancing up.

After receiving the title, the club went through a stressful time, what with headlines splashed all across Germany crowing about "fisting," the "tough door policy," and "drugs".

Berghain is only the current king of tough doors in Berlin.

We shook off our glimpse into Betsey's complex mind and headed for what some would call the toughest door in NYC, the Electric Room downstairs in the Dream Hotel for the Vs.

Keep garden tools and ladders locked away or out of sight, and if a garden shed or outbuilding is visible from a road, ensure it has obvious security such as a sturdy door and tough locks.

It was Knievel's passport, he adds, "a not-so-secret word that opened the toughest doors in television, made its owner a desired guest.

But with cagey calibration, Electric Room, a new lounge under the popular Dream Downtown hotel, has become one of the city's toughest doors to breach.

The tough Brooklyn door, probably wrought in the time of Walt Whitman, does not budge.

Created by the senators in tough closed-door negotiations, the legislation codifies other novel compromises designed to break logjams that have clogged the immigration system.