doorknob造句

He jiggled the doorknob noisily.

This is your doorknob menu.

I tried the doorknob and it turned.

Margaret sees as the doorknob shakes.

Another one turned the doorknob but it was locked.

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

She turned the doorknob and quietly opened the door.

The police found the suspect's fingerprints on the doorknob.

All most all hotels provide signs that the guest can hang on the doorknob.

As soon as I opened the front door, the doorknob came off in my hand.

The rules have provoked grumbling about the nanny state, much of it from doorknob manufacturers.

Harry turned the doorknob, stepped into Umbridge's office, and closed the door behind him.

William Faulkner didn't have a lock on the door to his study, so he brought the doorknob with him.

Harry crossed the dingy landing, turned the bedroom doorknob which was shaped like a serpent's head, and opened the door.

Something warns me one last time to leave, urgently, as I put my hand on the doorknob .

The Purleve hygienic handle makes the doorknob the cleanest thing in a public restroom, when usually it harbors thousands of infection-causing bacteria.

A user experience designer could help to improve a person's experience with just about anything—a doorknob, a faucet, a shopping cart.

Wearing nothing but her underclothing, she outstretched her other smooth arm and lay her warm palm on his tense hands, still gripping the doorknob.

These professionals have turned out original, vital products like hair lanterns, a soft doorknob, fruit juice packages made of fake fruit skin, and coasters like frogs' eggs.

Pretty much any spark, from the static shock you get from touching a doorknob to the giant bolts that light up Jupiter's turbulent atmosphere, could be considered lightning, he said.

This word that chamberlain gives doorknob Yuan Zongkui says to listen to everybody, one city person manages this in jest Matthew is persnickety, regard the joke of at one's leisure as this his word.

You know, "Daddy's leaving his big shoes in the middle of the floor." "Daddy's hanging his pants on the doorknob again." "Daddy only has three pairs of shoes, and they're really old."