41.   I would like to put a screen door in that opening, which already has a door.

42.   I would like to put a screen door on the front door, but if I did the screen door would bump the overhang.

43.   I pick up some homemade peanut brittle instead and head for the porch as the screen door slaps familiarly behind me.

44.   I would like to put in a screen door in that opening, which already has a door.

45.   Instead, on hot summer nights, the steakhouse relies on screens, screen doors and an old-fashioned evaporative swamp cooler.

46.   It glances up at me as I open the screen door and enter the kitchen, then closes its eyes once more and continues its nap.

47.   It is the unprepared owner whose dog is most likely to burst through an unlatched screen door and nail the UPS guy.

48.   It is a place of creaking screen doors and cooking smells.

49.   It has the appeal of a small-town butcher shop with a sawdust-strewn floor and in summer a swinging screen door.

50.   John Bernek shut off the light, locked the door and let the screen door clatter behind him.