| Years ago, unwanted babies were traditionally placed in bassinets on the doorsteps of churches or hospitals. |
| Ravenous, I returned home and immediately grilled the burgers and enjoyed them on huge doorsteps of white Yorkshire bread. |
| Residents are protesting against council plans to install traffic calming measures on their doorsteps. |
| People living in the cul-de-sac watched either from their doorsteps or from behind net curtains. |
| A leaflet drop targeting wanted suspects caused 14 people to turn themselves in after officers left calling cards on their doorsteps. |
| I took the long way around, and when I came closer I could see her sitting on the doorsteps to the back door of the house. |
