Sentence for doors | Use doors in a sentence

Sentence with word doors. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use doors in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for doors.

• He opens the doors. (8)
• The doors are shut. (8)
• The doors are all open. (8)
• My doors are open to him. (10)
• Gold-coloured doors on the left. (8)
• The night came: all doors were locked. (22)
• Empty houses are colder than out of doors. (10)
• His carriage was horsed at the doors below. (10)
• He beckoned the young men to close the doors. (12)
• He went on throwing open doors, and peeping in. (8)
• Joe Pillin glanced round at the two closed doors. (8)
• One breathes earth and heaven to-day out of doors. (10)
• She moved the organ on, and three doors off began again. (8)
• The doors of the two rooms were just opposite each other. (4)
• The latter is quite evidently too thin for exterior doors. (17)
• A very little, and I run about crazed and howl at your doors. (10)
• Thence she had been called to the sick woman and went out of doors. (5)
• Through the open doors there blew in an icy blast mixed with snow. (12)
• He threw back the hansom doors to feel the touch of the warm breeze. (8)
• There was a stone staircase in the corner, and there were two doors. (8)
• A carriage was drawn up by the kerbstone; the doors of it were open. (10)
• One heard doors opening and questioning, scolding, frightened voices. (12)
• And he went downstairs, through the swinging doors, to the back regions. (8)
• And presently through the double doors the painter and his wife came in. (8)
• Doors sometimes slam in the minds of the mildest and most restrained of men. (8)
• It must be wonderful to dance out of doors; and the grass is nice and hard now. (8)
• Large double parlors on each side of the hallway were connected by folding doors. (18)
• In vain they tried to escape; the doors were shut and guarded by English soldiers. (19)
• The choice of wood for interior doors is limited only by the taste of the designer. (17)
• There are two doors, leading, the one to the billiard-room, the other to a corridor. (8)
• It would be nice to go up the staircase, but it would also be nice to open the doors. (8)
• The cage, coming swift and silent from below, shot open its doors with a sharp rattle. (8)
• Stock Interior Doors] The common-stock sizes of doors are as follows: 2 feet by 6 feet. (17)
• Only conceive Nevil Beauchamp knocking at doors late at night, the sturdy beggar of a vote! (10)
• And he was sorry and surprised when she passed from his sight through one of the hundred doors. (8)
• And to live out of doors with the woman a man loves is of all lives the most complete and free. (2)
• Some one happened to call my attention to it as one of a hundred possible doors into the open. (12)
• His hunger could only be appeased by his wife, inexorable and frightened, behind these shut doors. (8)
• The trim around doors and windows on the exterior and interior can boast of no special mouldings. (17)
• Isentrude made a dart, and robed herself behind a curtain of the bed just as the two doors opened. (10)
• It was mysteriously white out of doors, with nothing awake except the birds just beginning to chirp. (8)
• The walls would be plain and uninteresting but for the holes where the doors and windows are placed. (17)
• There are curtains over the doors, a couch, under the window, all the books are arranged on shelves. (8)
• But there is no joking in Germany, between the first and second childhoods, unless behind closed doors. (9)
• Men came and went in the offices, the little doors fanning back and forth in an excitement of their own. (13)
• They all fly to the big doors, and vanish into the moonlight, pulling the door nearly to again after them.] (8)
• The room, which had a paper of blue roses on a yellow ground, was separated from another room by double doors. (8)
• Some are crowded to the doors; some are empty like monuments; and yet you will ever find new ones in the building. (2)
• When he read those books something happened in him, and he went out of doors again in passionate quest of a river. (8)
• And then came the men who desired to see her, and opened the doors and entered in, and beheld a miracle of beauty. (12)
• These old batten or ledged doors were swung on pivots of wood which rested in sockets bored into the lintel and the sill. (17)
• Thus a list of those who are and who are not entitled to recognition is in the hands of the management when the doors open. (21)
• There were two other doors in the chamber, leading probably into dressing-closets; but she had no inclination to open either. (4)
• All doors below, above, were closed; it was like looking down into a well, to sit with her head leaning against the banisters. (8)
• On the day itself, the shops are all shut as on a Sunday; only taverns, toyshops, and other holiday magazines, keep open doors. (2)
• About their doors swarmed the common prisoners, spilling out over the steps and on the grass, where some of them lounged smoking. (9)
• The idea of her being out of doors grew serious; heaven was black, hard thunder rolled, and lightning flushed the battering rain. (10)
• They were now a miserable trio, confined within doors by a series of rain and snow, with nothing to do and no variety to hope for. (4)
• Already the youths had commenced battering at the convent doors, when they were summoned by the voice of the Goshawk on horseback. (10)
• He could not discern the numbers, and had to turn up several of the dusky little strips of garden to read the numbers on the doors. (22)
• Interior doors of veneered woods usually have flat panels, ⁵/₁₆ inch thick, except the one-panel door, which is as thick as ⁷/₁₆ inch. (17)
• The nature and the simplicity of gentlemen and ladies, with their servants and furniture, I think is best observed by meals within doors. (4)
• Lights in the doors and windows deepened; a breeze, which hardly stirred the chestnut leaves, fled with a gentle rustling through the aspens. (8)
• This type can be termed fireproof with accuracy, for all structural parts, including doors, windows, and trim, are of incombustible materials. (17)
• The aisles are concreted, the doors are iron, and the roofs are ceiled with iron; the whole place is heated by steam and lighted by electricity. (9)
• Clelia sat between locked doors and darkened windows, feeling colder to the brothers she had been reared with than to all other men upon the earth. (10)

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