Sentences with phrase «lands at their doorstep»

But even if your first idea doesn't take flight, it may land you at the doorstep of your next big idea.

With her house at the bottom of a steep hill, sometimes I couldn't help but just slip and slide my way down, landing at her doorstep.

The Reds would need the Blues to slip up elsewhere in order to embark upon their maiden spell of the season at the summit, but United need to get their own house in order first and although the majority of pundits have been impressed with United's gritty and determined attitude of late, there's only so long a team can go on winning games ugly before a shocker finally lands at their doorstep.

However, for now they're worth staying on the right side of, that is until another loss lands at their doorstep and then the nerves and concerns kick in once more.

The smart script by Aaron Guzikowski also profiles two specific types of loners — Hugh Jackman's grizzled, survivalist father and Gyellenhaal's committed detective with a complicated past, beautifully hinted at but never explained — and how they each react when the worst horrors and evils of life unexpectedly land at their doorstep.

A celebrated and arrogant neurosurgeon who only takes up intellectually stimulating cases, Dr. Strange lands at her doorstep after a horrific accident (captured in shocking impact) leaves his nerves severely damaged and his hands useless.

Now it seems like the slab manufactured by Asus, is going the Galaxy S3 way and will make users wait before landing at their doorsteps.

I don't recall all of the details, but somehow back in December I landed at the doorstep of a Goldsboro veterinary hospital — in a box no less!

Jesse Ventura's defamation suit has landed at the doorstep of the 8th Circuit.

Not exact matches

While a postdoc at INSERM in Paris, Jonathan Dando applied for 134 jobs outside of academic research before landing a job on his doorstep, as a European project manager for INSERM Transfert, INSERM's technology - transfer company.

At eighteen, she's bull - headed and a little spoiled, and, cleverly, she's introduced throwing a tantrum over having a piano bought for her by her parents, as if to sum up the pettiness of a generation's concerns just before real tragedy landed on their doorsteps.

At your doorstep is public transport to take you to any of Sydney's beautiful beaches, harbours or nearby national parks and bush land.