81.   Sunny Johnston would have ignored the elderly man knocking at her door, a stranger insisting he wanted to chat with his old friend.

82.   The aroma of toasting tortillas wafts out to the street, beckoning customers who begin knocking at her back door before sunrise.

83.   The character knocks at the gate of metaphor, but the gate stays shut.

84.   The bad old days are always ready to knock at your door, sisters.

85.   The collapse of the Soviet empire demands that even more European countries knock at the door for entry.

86.   The design pilgrims came knocking at the door and were welcomed.

87.   The Lakers open play today in the Western Conference finals, again knocking at the door of another title.

88.   The HaHaS also knock at each door and ask permission to enter.

89.   The man knocked at a small side door.

90.   The only problem is, school board members say they never were informed anyone was knocking at the door.