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omitting no one; from the door of one house to that of the next
a door-to-door campaign
house-to-house coverage
How To Use house-to-house In A Sentence
- Two suspects who had fled the stolen car involved in the chase escaped and were being sought in a house-to-house search.
- Security officers have carried out a number of house-to-house searches.
- Over the weekend police conducted house-to-house inquiries, re-contacted Mrs Begum's friends and family and studied CCTV.
- The third kind of training produced researchers who conducted house-to-house censuses and applied a questionnaire about social and economic organization.
- It bears wonderful witness to the far-reaching power of evangelistic preaching, self-sacrifice, and persistent house-to-house visitation.
- But there were no authorised house-to-house collections, said a spokesman.
- The abduction sparked a house-to-house search in the Willenhall area.
- Police carrying out house-to-house inquiries last week seized a number of items, including a replica gun, from the Abbeydale Road and Manor areas of the city.
- Security officers have carried out a number of house-to-house searches.
- Between 30 May and 2 June, these vaccinators will go house-to-house to administer polio vaccine to all children under 5 years of age across Yemen.
