61.   The second door he tried was the bathroom.

62.   There was a door at the top, heavily studded and banded with steel.

63.   The door was of oak, buckled with age and studded with rusting iron bolts and bands of steel.

64.   The door was unlocked, we climbed a flight of cold, damp, mildewed steps, another door opened and we stepped into an oval-shaped chamber.

65.   The public may leave at the end of the performance or exhibition by all exit doors and such doors must be at that time open.

66.   The door was a scuffed and peeling blue which had probably been painted at least once since the house was built, maybe to celebrate the toilet coming indoors.

67.   When I looked back to the Mimosa there was no sign of him, but the door was open.

68.   The door was open and she stood just outside the aperture taking in the five men.

69.   Once again, the door is open for public choice explanations as to the impact of grants on decision-makers in local authorities.

70.   A wardrobe door was jammed open by the sleeve of a dress, as if Sal had kicked it shut on her way out.