Meanings of going from door in English

The murderers were going from door to door, and were drawing near.

Thieves are going from door-to-door, pretending to be Netcare paramedics who are offering coronavirus tests.

They saw an old priest going from door to door, holding out his bowl for money.

This going from door-to-door is hard work.

It was pleasant to be out in the air again, to be going from door to door.

They were going from door to door.

Seven years may you be senseless and without wit, going from door to door as an unfortunate creature.

The greater part of this I collect each year by going from door to door and from house to house.

Bushfires ignited by the molten rock have also been spreading and officials have been going from door to door to warn householders.

We're going from door to door, down streets, into buildings, fighting the enemy in our very own cities, cities their presence disgraces.

On the 31st of August, in the streets of Sedan, soldiers were seeking their regiments, and going from door to door asking for bread.

He was now, at the end of a year, going from door to door, ragged and unkempt, playing the small and uninteresting role of flood-sufferer.

Areas within approximately 3-kilometre (nearly 2-mile)radius of the plant were evacuated, he said, with emergency services going from door-to-door to find anyone left behind.

"I had an idea I'd be going from door to door."