at the door | meaning of at the door in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English | LDOCE

at the door

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is $ 4

at the door

.Cover is $ 4

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her

at the door

, he Thanking her, he asked who at the committee might know something and be willing to talk about it.

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During my

at the door

.

During my second evening at the hotel there was a knock

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have

at the door

at the time.Debtors have difficult choices about whom to pay first; often they will pay the personat the time.

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The last thing he had

at the door

.

The last thing he had expected was to find the police

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I think there’s

at the door

.

I think there’s somebody

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I stood

at the door

and looked up, but the

I stoodand looked up, but the windows were dark ; she had gone to bed

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When he turned

at the door

.

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was

at the door

almost as soon as Fogarty got himself off the Jack wasalmost as soon as Fogarty got himself off the sofa