Sentence examples for without the door from inspiring English sources

Through Aug. 5 Think of this group show, inspired by Emily Dickinson's poem "Doom Is the House Without the Door," as a tasteful haunted house.

Even without the door, which has mysteriously disappeared, there's a feeling of being wonderfully self-contained, cut off from the workaday world.

If your own cramped, un-air-conditioned apartment isn't stifling enough for you right about now, pay a visit to "The House Without the Door," a new group show at David Zwirner Gallery in Chelsea.

A picture on Page 3 this weekend with a report about "The House Without the Door," a group photography show at the David Zwirner Gallery in Chelsea, was published in error.

But this year, retailers are driving customers to the Web with more specials than ever -- door busters without the door -- creating an online jump-start to the traditional Black Friday rush.

All of the artists are somehow navigating that fraught psychological turf between house and home, according to Zwirner's Kristine Bell, who put together the show and who shares her own "inescapable container" with two boys under the age of 6. "The House Without the Door" is up until Aug. 5 at David Zwirner, 525 West 19th Street; davidzwirner.com.

Without the doors opened by Cecil, I'd have wondered, when I heard him, what this guy was trying to do.

It's not that it has multiple exits, or is without the doors to exit, but by simply following the path, eventually you will find a way out of it.

I think I used to vault into the car without opening the door.

Without Kauto, the door was open, but it was still hard work.

I circled the market twice without finding the door to the restaurant.