Usage of "door-to-door"

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Selling technique by mean of systematic contact with individuals and potential customers.

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Omitting no one; from the door of one house to that of the next.

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Door-to-door.

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Usage of door-to-door in English

Thousands of volunteers are planning a door-to-door campaign in support of independence. 
 Reuters 

City officials have gone door-to-door warning some residents they need to leave. 
 Reuters 

Dr McElnay said a door-to-door strategy could be employed in smaller communities. 
 Radio NZ 

We now see politicians on a door-to-door campaign asking for our votes. 
 The South African 

We don't have time to go door-to-door down there talking to residents. 
 RING 

Theo and Tiny had been out of town when the door-to-door happened. 
 A beautiful place to die 

Finally he got a job as a door-to-door salesman of women's stockings. 
 The new yorker 

Brian Murphy uses his Navara King Cab for his door-to-door courier service. 
 The South African 

Wuhan city officials have sent people door-to-door to investigate immediately, the article said. 
 Reuters 

About 300 properties were visited yesterday and door-to-door checks continued today. 
 Radio NZ 

Forensics were at the house yesterday afternoon and officers carried our door-to-door enquiries. 
 Independent.ie 

The kid's father said they do get the occasional person hustling work door-to-door. 
 206 Bones 

Police were going door-to-door making enquiries and checking on residents' welfare, he said. 
 Radio NZ 

He highlighted a critical fact about the DA's door-to-door election campaign. 
 The South African 

These swindles most often target the public through e-mail, post and door-to-door callers. 
 The Irish Times 

Long gone are the door-to-door salesmen who hocked the large books. 
 Wired 

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Meanings of door-to-door in English