Příklady doormat

• Two rooms even have doormats in front of them.

• Bills that are two, three and four times the previous size are now hitting the doormats.

• The parents were unaware of those huge bills until they dropped on their doormats.

• Criticism of them rises at an even faster rate than does the rise of the rate demands that drop on the nation's doormats.

• Many of them feel, particularly in relation to education officers, that they are being treated little differently from doormats.

• In fact, metering has been introduced in a dozen or so areas and the bills are now hitting the doormats.

• Although we may curse the ever larger quantities of such post that lands on our doormats, it is a highly profitable part of post office business.

• As council tax bills land with a loud and disappointing thud on people's doormats, we should reflect on the failure to increase take-up of council tax benefits.

• Things are beamed into their living rooms or delivered on to their doormats, so the bonding in society that is often a precondition of voting does not take place.

• To show a misogynist and surround him with such walking doormats has the effect, intentional or not, of justifying this behaviour.

• A "facility" might be a doormat or it might be a common entrance which was divided two feet inside the building.

• A bill for a £15 a week increase will arrive on the doormat at the same time as the poll tax bill.

• He has not actually received it, but doubtless it will be sitting on his doormat when he gets home or wherever it should be.

• Is £100 any compensation for what might happen to a family when a letter accusing a man of fathering a child arrives on the doormat?

• Is it not indefensible that there is no link at all between consumption and the bill that lands on the doormat?