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Doorstep meaning
An outside step leading up to the door of a building, usually a home. | One's immediate neighbourhood or locality. | A thick slice, especially of bread.
Example sentences (20)
Thousands of youngsters will be heading doorstep-to-doorstep on October 31.
Initially there will be 11,000 postman who will provide doorstep banking services and later 3 lakh postal department employees will be roped in for doorstep services.
When my father passed in October last year, I went from doorstep to doorstep, pharmacy to pharmacy, but I was unable to get him any, to relieve his pain.
According to supplementary material, the twins were born in the USSR and were abandoned by their father on the doorstep of a local circus.
A DOG owner who was on his way to a local park was seen “brandishing” a baseball bat towards a man on his doorstep, a court heard.
A global recruitment search ended right back on the doorstep at Lord’s with Flower appointed as Peter Moores’ permanent successor after acting as interim head coach on England’s 11-week tour of the West Indies.
All this is going to spark huge positivity throughout 2024, with you feeling that you’re driving events rather than as in recent years when other people’s dramas have stacked up on your doorstep or have been projected onto you.
All Upper School students take advantage of their location in central London, making the most of the culture on their doorstep.
A moses basket full of kittens was left on the doorstep of an animal shelter.
And from that toxic brew there emerged the utter folly of expanding NATO to Russia’s doorstep and eventually the proxy war against Putin that is now bleeding the Treasury dry.
And he offers us an invitation to "hop on board the ground floor of my grassroots effort and help me print an outlier sensation that will be mailed directly to your doorstep.
A portable storage unit functions as an extensive container that arrives straight at your doorstep, enabling you to load all your possessions at your leisurely pace.
As a side-note, the “real footage” viral marketing was so effective at fooling people that the Maryland town of Burkittsville suffered from the association with such gory happenings on its back doorstep.
Asked how often Sturgeon's name was being brought up on the doorstep, Sarwar added: "I think early on in police investigation, when there were arrests, it did come up on the doors.
As refugees continue to arrive at Europe’s doorstep, it is likely the issue will persist here – as well as across the continent – for some time to come.
A WOMAN threatened to get her axe following a verbal doorstep argument with another woman.
Beyond that I also have a wonderful place to live, right on my doorstep!
BookWater offers safe drinking water at consumers’ doorstep and provides information on the water can’s usage by scanning a QR code.
But not everyone in Spain wants a hydrogen plant on their doorstep.
Capping the two-day meeting of NATO leaders in Lithuania, on Russia's doorstep, Biden praised the people of the formerly Soviet-occupied country while heralding the addition of Finland to the alliance and the prospective admission of neighbour Sweden.