side door

Last weekend a family slipped out at four in the morning, packing their bags and leaving out the side door without a word.

We have learned that music uses a side door into a part of the mind that is relatively undamaged by dementia.

The front passenger, 15-year-old Amy Rademaker, was trapped between the seat, the dashboard, and the side door.

Then, he ducked out the side door to avoid the very kind of tumult he had just said he honored and felt was so necessary.

The officer turned the chair around to maneuver it toward the side door and Marshall swung around to face his wife.

In search of a lost handkerchief, they regained the Clayhanger premises by an unfamiliar side door.

They stood now on the passage leading to a side door, to which a few paces brought them.

Outen the side door of the porch next me come a slim, little figger in white.

And up-stairs—here—and in a few others—well, if a woman is seen entering by the side door she is done for.

As he entered the side door of the ponderous building the police officer on duty saluted his escort.