Word: door-to-door
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Wolf also discussed the grass-roots nature of her campaigns, telling of her sojourns door-to-door at supermarkets and in subway stations...
...Instructions from Kuptsov's office are rocketed daily to Communist cadres nationwide, and compliance is monitored carefully. "Our mode of work is what it has always been," says Kuptsov, "especially now, when we are frozen out of the media. We rely on word-of-mouth, on the kind of door-to-door hard work we've always been good at." As an example of the organization's brute strength and savvy, Kuptsov offers this: "When it came time to collect the required 1 million signatures to become a candidate, Yeltsin gathered 1.4 million, but we went...
Twenty-four hours, door-to-door. That's been a frequent commute during the past five years for Professor of Astronomy Robert P. Kirshner '70 as he attempts to obtain a world-class research telescope in Chile for Harvard...
...Crimson wrote that Rudd "seems determined to become [U.C.] president at any cost." The author cites as evidence: Rudd has postered in the Yard and placed table-tents in some dining halls. We can assure you he has done more than this. He has chalked lecture hall blackboards, gone door-to-door, made countless announcements in classrooms and houses, and even established his own campaign webpage (http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~coffey/). However, he has never, to the best of our knowledge, violated any of the rules governing the conduct of this campaign nor would he ever consider doing...
Harvard Police will also be strictly enforcing the no-trespassing law, locking gates around Matthews at night and going door-to-door asking students to identify suspects from photo arrays...