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He moved to where the door was slightly ajar and looked through.

The door was still hanging open and ajar behind her.

The door to the back room was ajar and he had just seen it move slightly.

The door to the first apartment was ajar and he could hear television.

There were three windows on this side, all open or ajar.

The chamber door was ajar and she went to it.

The door was ajar and Patrick could see movement inside the room.

Above him, the door that had been a little ajar opened fully.

The door into the back hall was ajar and he pushed it open.

The door to the training room was ajar and I stopped to peer in without being seen.

The door, I then noticed, was ever so slightly ajar.

Each of the doors was slightly ajar save for one.

Jackie had left the door slightly ajar and I could hear them talking.

Arriving at his door, she saw it was still slightly ajar.

He turned on the light and closed the door behind him, leaving it very slightly ajar.

The gate, it appears, is just a little bit ajar.

The door was ajar and I stepped into the foyer.

The door was ajar and light spilled into the room from the corridor.

He left the door slightly ajar and sat down behind the empty table desk.

I closed my mouth, which had been hanging just slightly ajar.

The living room door was slightly ajar and someone coughed.

His door was ajar and she could hear him snoring gently.

On this evening, Mark's door was ajar and he heard her footsteps in the hall.

The door was slightly ajar with bright light coming through the crack.

He found the study door slightly ajar and pushed it quietly.