door post

A small face appears from behind the door post.

I remember an old friend who hung garlic on his door posts to keep away vampires.

I crouched down on the running board, holding on to the door post.

Barbara Hughes examined a brass name plate on the door post.

Jackson, leaning against the door post, shook his head.

In his eagerness, he swung wildly and struck the door post instead.

The door posts has ornaments from the medieval period.

"Humble servant go now," he said, and went, crashing rather heavily into the door post on his way out.

So she got a long strip of dark blue cotton and mounted it around the door post with a few safety pins.

He stood now, one shoulder resting lightly against the door post, both hands deep in his jacket pockets.

Water was pouring in around the door posts.

The girl heaved herself off the door post and wandered over to an empty cage to read the card.

He leaned against the door post and listened.

There is also a large silver mezuzah mounted on my door post.

Truck got hold of the door post.

Well, you could just tie the kid to the door post for the time that it takes you to do the work-thingy.

"No, Father" Someone knocked timidly on the door post.

He with a door post!

The word mezuza means "door post" in Hebrew.

An hysterical Meg Somerville, another of the maids, was hanging on to the door post.

He advised his soul, excited it; but his body, motionless, leaned against the door post and trembled.

Religious laws governing the mezuzah - a word that means door post in Hebrew - have stayed pretty much the same for thousands of years.

Both door posts have been previously dented and although the keeps are still in place, the doors, when fully open, touch the posts.

He walked to his door and lent on the door post as he watched Nicky crossing the office.

Several walls are cracked and parts are clearly damaged, most notably the right-hand door post of the north side gate.