that a door造句

• :Common sense suggests to me, that a door mirror being closer appears larger!
• Critics worry that a door into the earth scares children.
• They prove, also, that a door has many uses.
• But she also believes that a door needs to be opened for a future opportunity.
• In this quite common disorder, a person will repeatedly check, for example, that a door is locked.
• The pictures show that a door from the trawl deck to the processing area was open, Morris said.
• The gusts were so strong that a door was ripped off its hinges at the Park's day lodge.
• One clue as to the construction date is that a door in the tower bears the year 1607.
• Less commonly, there can be a failure in the presumption that a door breechlock ring cannot turn when the door is under pressure.
• From March 1995 to July 1998, the restaurant was told nine times that a door needed to be sealed to keep out rodents.
• The brickwork suggests that a door originally entered the house from King St ., but it was replaced with a window at some point.
• As he crept down the stairs, he heard three drawn-out sighs and saw that a door stood open, with a light shining on the other side.
• For example, if theft is a threat to security, then fitting locks is a mitigation; but that a door can be locked is a functional requirement.
• Again, this disorder is a malfunction of a normal adaptation in all humans to check that a door is locked, to wash to keep us clean, etc.
• The twin-engine plane departed from Lincoln Regional Airport and shortly afterward made an emergency landing at the Sacramento Executive Airport because a cockpit light indicated that a door was unlocked.
• In the 1980s, some Chrysler models used synthesized voices to convey information to the occupants _ that a door was ajar, for instance, or that a passenger needed to buckle up.
• One restriction is that a door in the new room must line up with a door in the room that the player is in so a doorway is formed between the two.
• Born in Barbados, he had been raised with Caribbean good manners that said that a door was always to be opened for a lady and that her chair should be pulled out when she sat.
• This meant that a door in the south wall of the church had to be blocked off and a new highly decorated doorway was built at the northeast corner of the cloister; this doorway has survived.
• "I'm optimistic, " said plaintiff Fatima Abdali, an environmentalist who works for the Kuwait Oil Company . " What is important here is that a door has been opened and any stirring of still waters is good ."