Sentences with phrase «to knock at the door»

As in, those people continually come knocking at my door asking for favors.

They ran up on the highest volume and now knocking at the door of the 50 day moving average.

Last month I was home alone when I heard knocking at my door.

Putting a number on it can make clients think twice before knocking at your door for every little thing.

While «big data» is finding its way in the real estate sector, the next potential disruptive innovation is knocking at the door in the real estate industry.

Don't think for a minute that if I lived closer I wouldn't be knocking at your door with the cider in hand.

A flea won't knock at your door and wait to be let in; it just finds the opportunity and enters.

You will have many people knocking at your door, begging for your services, for, even defeated, you attracted huge publicity.

Hey, let's all sell our daughters into slavery, or give them to strangers knocking at our door during the night so they'll quit bothering us!

Are you in the middle of summer yet or do feel fall already knocking at the door?

The writers of these top essay writing websites know that you have come knocking at their door because you want to lighten the load from your shoulders.

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The interruption of a roof salesman knocking at the door during the process didn't help.

Sin is always knocking at our door, and the harder we try to resist it in our own human strength the worse it gets.

The prospect of an unexpected knock at the door by a construction inspector is what keeps many employers on their toes.

The opportunity is knocking at your doors right now, so don't hesitate and take your chance right now because this is the dating site you have been waiting for.

That was until the resident assistants for his floor knocked at the door and asked to be let in.

This is one of those vegan chili recipes that'll make your junk food - addicted friends come knocking at your door week after week.

Last year we had one kid knock at our door.

As expected there's a quite knock at the door, then the screen - door opened and closed.

One that will have cookie monster knocking at your door after smelling their sweet scent all the way from sesame street.

Girl, now this is a look that will get all the boys knocking at your door.

If you've every received a phone call or letter in the mail demanding payment for a debt that is years old, you might have unfortunately have zombies knocking at your door.

Are you sick of bouncing checks, paying late fees, and having creditors knocking at your door?

With summer knocking at the doors, the craze of under sky cooking is hitting as the prime trend among the food addicts.

Sure enough, based on a few sentences in that column, I had every newspaper, television and radio station in town knocking at my door to get their version of it.

Include the information your target audience is interested in seeing, and soon you'll have your target audience knocking at your door.

So, you think you have a knack for writing and have heard that these days you do not need to knock at the doors of traditional publishers to become famous.

After all, people still download music illegally despite the ever increasing penalties because rightly or wrongly they're fairly sure that the police won't come knocking at their door.

Luckily, the negative people are not knocking at my door.

Pumpkin season has been knocking at my door for a while but I tried to enjoy the last sunny days as much as possible.

Some home security systems are getting pretty close, giving users the ability to control temperatures and see who knocks at their door when they're away from home.

I watched his award winning documentary «A Second Knock At The Door» and it was about friendly fire.

I think that is Jesus knocking at the door of their hearts.

«Necessary waiver (s) should also be extended to executives at the Ward level whose tenures may have elapsed, and indeed to anyone knocking at our doors from other political parties.

Oscar may come knocking at the door again.

Discovering your luck is about EXPECTING it, CREATING it, IDENTIFYING when opportunity knocks at your door, following your GUT INSTINCTS, TAKING RISKS and looking at challenges from a POSITION OF POWER and not from a victimized perspective.

Cameron acted to distance himself from a crisis knocking at the door of 10 Downing St., acknowledging that British politicians and the press had become too cozy and promising investigations into both the activities at the tabloid and into future media regulation.

Girl Scout season is officially here, but this year you may not find girls knocking at your door.

Everybody's Different and Advertising Should Reflect That As I said, there's no one thing that will instantly fix your marketing campaign and get the ideal clients knocking at your door.

Our «Imaginary Friend» is right here knocking at the door of your heart so you can receive him before you die and it's too late.

I think the established Church in Great Britain would be squirming if Jesus came knocking at their door as many of them are pharisaical in their attitudes to what is The Truth.

Obtaining a favorable outcome after an OSHA inspection requires time and effort by an employer long before it hears the dreaded knock at the door.

In Sweden Christmas comes knocking at the door on the first Sunday in December, and some year on the last Sunday in November (like this year).