Sentences with phrase «buy old door»

Whenever I find them, I buy old door knobs, so many good uses for them & you found another one.

Layla, Every time I look at buying old doors I get nervous because I'm afraid of the «will it fit in the frame & if not — what do I do» thing.

Not exact matches

My husband had to run next door to Old Navy and buy me a pair of yoga pants as my currently pants were unsalvageable.

He converted an old barn into a lofty research lab and bought a small house next door where he could sleep in between relentless 18 - hour days.

Things I absolutely love about this space: ☆ The adorable hello doormat ☆ The milk can turned umbrella stand ☆ The waves and cracks in this old plaster wall ☆ The old painted door ☆ The yellow rain boots I bought to wear on my wedding day in case it rained (I now wear them when working outside!)

Now, with only women in the household since Parvana's older brother Sulayman died, there is no one to go to work, no one to buy food, and no way of seeking help, as the mother and the sisters can't even walk through the door without being beaten and sent straight back.

To that end, they've bought Andra's apartment next door, but they won't take possession until the old woman dies.

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Time for new car, I wanted something bigger as I'm getting older (37), plus I still have 06 gto, so genesis sedan was one of my choices, but after the test drive and going back and forth with the dealer about the out the door price, I walked out and saw a 13 cts coupe, which I always like the style of, and bought it, 4 months later I went back to the different dealer and cadillac was traded, as I hated that car, I know people still look at the brand names, and try to look down at the hyundai still, but I've test drove new cts, and genesis, done extensive research, and sorry but that cadillac cts has nothing on Genesis.

Another reason that the New Beetle isn't selling like the old Beetle did is that today's consumers aren't buying small cars — and especially two - door / hatchback cars — the way they used to.

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Put the old and the new Paperwhites side - by - side and you can see that difference, but it isn't so dramatic that we'd recommend you race out the door to buy this new model if you have the 2012 version.

The lower rate isn't that appealing to you, but bond buyers are pounding down your door to buy your old 5 % bond.

It's the old marketing strategy, get them in the door and that's one step closer to them buying something.

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«When the old shoemaker became too poor to buy more leather, elves sneaked in at night to stitch such fine shoes buyers lined up at his door.

Will people donate their old solid wood «clutter» to the Salvos, and then go next door to buy a new chipboard veneer version of the same thing?

Many investors do not buy newer buildings because of price so lower K acquisition costs per door means an older building.

If it wasn't decayed (my luck, LOL), I had planned to finish up an old wooden door that was left in the shed when we bought our house.

Guess what happened??? A buyer knocked on her door, bought her house with furnishings, and she is now running several orphanages in Haiti and she is 80 yrs old.

You could always buy a screen door at a Lowe's or something and make it look old.

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Another suggestion is to buy or find table legs to attach to an old door.

The slightly more expensive route is to buy new doors while leaving the carcasses intact and replace the old worktops with new ones.

We just bought an older house (circa 1965) that has already had a lot of renovations, but there is this intersting door very similar to your door standing outside, leaning against our shed.

This week Cromlix House, the beautiful Victorian hotel that 26 - year - old tennis star Andy Murray bought last year, finally opens its doors to the world after a complete redesign.

You had to trim off some of the new doors you bought anyway, and I could just trim off some of the my old doors to make them fit in the space, right?

I've spent the last year scouring curbs for old doors and buying up old glass knobs and brass backers, stripping paint and sanding down.

I bought this years ago at a yard sale from my older next door neighbors who have since past on.

This room is full of clever ideas, from the old chesterfield sofa — bought on eBay — given refreshing new life with a patchwork of vintage fabrics, and the built - in bookcase that conceals a door into the cinema room, to the simple styling trick of different - toned candles in the candelabras.

I realized that in the new (old) house that we bought, that we would be entering through the back door 90 % of the time because of the garage / driveway / back door configuration.