in-a-door

The particular claims define the shape of that key; much like a physical key is used to open a lock in a door.

The invention is mainly used for solving the problem that the city public can quickly and conveniently travel in a door-to-door way.

Then, the detective chased the driver on foot until he kicked in a door at a nearby residence and went inside, sheriff's officials said.

The utility model relates to an assembly used in a door of a vehicle, particularly, a buffer unit for opening a vehicle door.

They find them as a January north wind finds a crack in a door, as the water finds a leak in a ship, instantly and without apparent effort.

small opening (like a window in a door) through which business can be transacted.

Robert's sympathetic eye captures an abstract image through the reeded-glass panel in a door at Manchester employment and benefits office.

to return another component to a desired position, as in a door latch; etc.

a slot (usually in a door) through which mail can be delivered.

He then decided to go to the supermarket and buy a 10Kg tomato crate. He then sold the tomatoes in a door to door round.

just like a peephole in a door today.

By contrast, Japan's bullet train has had just one fatality in 47 years, a passenger caught in a door.

Today, my boyfriend punched a hole in a door.

He then sold the tomatoes in a door to door round.

He picked up an aluminum box sitting next to the flag and pushed in a door at one end.

A one - way peephole in a door .

He jammed his finger in a door.

To jam one's finger in a door.

i lost my cheque book , tore my jacket , and trapped my finger in a door all in one day - it never rains but it pours