Sentence examples for used doorstep from inspiring English sources

Around 20% have used doorstep lenders.

A council has advised people against using doorstep charity collection bags and to donate unwanted clothes directly to charity shops.

In one example, a script used in doorstep selling described how "a government thing called deregulation... results in your energy prices being lowered by doing nothing at all".

The statistics of people financially excluded in the UK is staggeringly high: 8 million on lower incomes cannot access funding from banks, 2 million use doorstep lenders and 1.4 million do not have bank accounts (over 90% of which are on benefits).

This project aimed to investigate factors associated with dog ownership in a semi-rural community using a doorstep interview questionnaire.

Bernardi also attacked Kevin Rudd for changing his position on same-sex marriage, saying he was a "conviction politician of convenience" who used to deliver doorstep interviews outside a church.

Runestone Sö 345 (location) was first documented during the national search for historic monuments in 1667, and it was then used as a doorstep to the porch of Ytterjärna church.

Carolers used to serenade us on our doorstep, their faces whipped red by the blustery wind.

Young Pliny brought the slab home and the Moodys used it as a doorstep.

When Young complained about grass growing in cracked paving, the owner insisted it was the council's responsibility: "My mother used to scrub the doorstep and sweep the path.

For Te'o, whether he was the schemer or the victim — whether he was constructing a fantasy life for the world to behold, or thought the Internet had dropped the undemanding girl of his dreams on his doorstep — he used the everyday mechanisms of online life to enact a private wish, a wish that started parading around as a public fact and demanding the emotional legitimacy of truth.