No. What you are going to end up with is a doorstep (and who ever, really, wants a doorstep sandwich?), of bread, ham, pickle and cheddar (second only to silica gel in its ability to absorb moisture), that is so dry that you will need, not a pint, but rehydrating by medical professionals in order to finish it.
Start the day with Mexican eggs (perfectly cooked in a spiced tomato sauce with wilted spinach and a doorstep of buttered sourdough) or a huge breakfast burrito served with fresh tomato salsa and sour cream.
She wears a sari and sits on a doorstep with her young son, who looks to be three or four years old.
It is not a big, sprawling thing like Storylines, the epic Robert Frank retrospective that Tate Modern hosted in 2004 – though the accompanying catalogue, packed with informative essays, is a doorstep of a book.
Alternately, eat it as Jane Grigson fondly described in "Jane Grigson's Fruit Book," sitting with her sister on a doorstep, a stick of rhubarb and a saucer of sugar between them: "We dipped and chewed, dipped and chewed in the warm sun".
Days after the hustings in Downpatrick, Wells was involved in a doorstep confrontation with a same-sex couple about his remarks while out canvassing.
A few days after the attack, Syed, Sr., who still lives with his son Raheel, gave a doorstep interview to the Italian paper La Stampa.
Both parties have become more skilled at mobilising voters in the past decade, in part by returning to tactics familiar to politicians of the 1800s, he adds.The parties have both embraced research showing that nothing beats a personal appeal from "trusted peers"—friends, neighbours, relations or those with shared interests—either on a doorstep or by telephone.
In a scene that could have taken place 50 years ago, a gang of boys in shorts play a game with bits of string on a doorstep, while in the shade nearby, the slower fingers of men in woolly hats click backgammon pieces.
– An ashtray or a creaking external door, just peeking open, a doorstep littered with white-yellow butts.
