Exempel på doorknob

• He was sitting fixed, chilled, when the doorknob turned. 

• His hand felt out for the doorknob, found it, turned it, and pushed the door open. 

• I turned the doorknob and pulled open the door. 

• Lowering his left hand, he began to feel for the doorknob. 

• She had her hand on the doorknob. 

• Locks can be secured in an open position with tape, or the doorknobs reversed, with the lock on the outside of the door.

• When a child calls a doorknob "apple," it could mean that the doorknob is like an apple.

• Clark (1973) gives the example of a child who called a doorknob apple.

• Also, objects such as metal measuring spoons hung from a doorknob will rattle and awaken the care provider if a patient attempts to leave a room.

• It is also possible to use childproof doorknob covers which require agility to open to keep patients from entering areas where they may come to harm.

• The house was eventually completed, but the builder maintained that it was not completed and, as justification, pointed to the fact that such things as doorknobs had not been fitted.

• It follows multiple but interconnected storylines, is peppered with photographs of doorknobs and other such oddities, and ends with a 14-page flipbook.

• She has irrational fears of doorknobs, stoves, refrigerators, realtors and the telephone.

• Unvarnished brass doorknobs therefore tend to be more sanitary than stainless or aluminium doorknobs.

• During his teens, he began to obsess over his personal hygiene and began doing things such as operating doorknobs and light-switches with a handkerchief.

• Ornate brass doorknobs and hinges were used throughout the building, and heat was supplied by cast iron radiators with delicate, filigreed covers.

• Much of the interior woodwork and hardware, including brass doorknobs, disappeared at this time.

• The doorknob was allegedly replaced and the keys were turned over to the university security group.

• Another famous effect, added in 1979, are dogs lying behind a door, who start to rattle their chains when someone touches the doorknob.

• The exception is the red thread, which is tied to the front doorknob of the guest's house to ward off bad luck.