How To Use Revolving door In A Sentence
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In introducing the revolving door midway through the second period he all but made certain that would be the case.
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Can you imagine John Milton or William Penn skipping through a revolving door?
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It's led to what I call a revolving door in the criminal justice system.
Out of Order: Arrogance, Corruption, and Incompetence on the Bench
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The Mariners' outfield was a revolving door last season thanks to injuries and ineffectiveness.
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The job is seen as yet another spin of the revolving door at the watchdog.
Times, Sunday Times
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As the saying goes, life is like a revolving door; whenever it closes, it also opens.
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The swinging door is pivoted on one side; the revolving door is pivoted in the centre.
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The latest in a series of hearings scrutinizing for-profit higher education also produced the most intense partisan finger-pointing to date and new data claiming many schools are a revolving door of dropouts and new recruits.
For-Profit Colleges Hit Again In Senate Hearings
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Otherwise go back to a revolving door and I think club has been like that for too long.
The Sun
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The park director position has been a revolving door for seven appointees.
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The park director position has been a revolving door for seven appointees.
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The lobbying rules in Congress are aimed at slowing down what is known as the "revolving door" between working on Capitol Hill and working as a lobbyist, where one is paid to peddle influence.
Former aide to Sen. John Ensign indicted by feds
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The swinging door is pivoted on one side; the revolving door is pivoted in the centre.
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This could mean that we end up with a revolving door Congress, in which former members return as lobbyists.
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Chuck Norris can slam a revolving door.
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My own newly minted fear revolves around revolving doors.
Times, Sunday Times
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The characters come and go so quickly that you would think there was a revolving door between the casting office and the sound stage!
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The pair almost become wedged in revolving doors.
The Sun
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We can also look at how there was a breakdown in what I call the revolving door.
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As he went through the revolving doors he felt his courage deserting him.
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Otherwise go back to a revolving door and I think club has been like that for too long.
The Sun
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My own newly minted fear revolves around revolving doors.
Times, Sunday Times
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The park director position has been a revolving door for seven appointees.
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He slipped into the revolving doors and whirled through to the footway.
Wild Dreams of Reality, 5
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Until recently, the police chief had what he calls a revolving door for criminals.
CNN Transcript Nov 22, 2008
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Without hesitation, the savvy shopper races through the revolving door and picks up sundresses, swimsuits and sandals.
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The visitor, entering through the revolving doors of the North Building, is transported to the Shanghai of 60 years ago as he admires the white Italian marble floor and the copper-coloured chandeliers.
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The park director position has been a revolving door for seven appointees.
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The revolving doors between public and private sectors have, for instance, propelled Zenna Atkins from chair of the schools' inspectorate Ofsted to become chief executive of the private Wey Education, now setting up free schools, while Sir Bruce Liddington, former schools commissioner, is today director general of the private academy chain E-ACT.Companies managing privatised services have in turn become powerful lobbies for a bigger slice of the public cake.
Crony capitalism feeds the corporate plan for schools | Seumas Milne
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She followed the perpetually circular movement of the revolving doors, stepping out onto Kyanka Street.
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The pair almost become wedged in revolving doors.
The Sun
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Brocaded concierges are choreographed to look like revolving doors.
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We went through the revolving door and found ourselves in a stately pleasure dome.
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I went over and checked the schedule of events on the easeled board near the revolving doors, registration and coffee, licensing laws, spent fuel storage, all the topics and speakers in movable white type, ten to twelve and two to five and on into the night, and I thought about the swingers and their arrangements.
Underworld
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Without hesitation, the savvy shopper races through the revolving door and picks up sundresses, swimsuits and sandals.
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The job is seen as yet another spin of the revolving door at the watchdog.
Times, Sunday Times
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The man who has been in charge of the revolving door in the boardroom at Cobham is going himself.
Times, Sunday Times
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But with thousands of people doing “revolving door” pathetic short sentences in cushy jails, which only serve to encourage them to come back again. on July 28, 2008 at 7: 37 pm | Reply Intrigued of Ilford
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He talked movingly of the futility of offenders going in and out of prison through a revolving door.
The Sun
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She walked through the revolving door into the lobby.
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I've heard the term revolving door policy when it comes to lowlife criminal c0-cksuck-Ers like this.
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As she neared the revolving door, she grew short of breath and felt foolish.
TIES THAT BIND
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The swinging door is pivoted on one side; the revolving door is pivoted in the centre.
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This could mean that we end up with a revolving door Congress, in which former members return as lobbyists.
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The swinging door is pivoted on one side; the revolving door is pivoted in the centre.
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The dominant axis runs between revolving doors at north-west and south-east corners, and, like the big space, it ascends the height of the building.
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The dominant axis runs between revolving doors at north-west and south-east corners, and, like the big space, it ascends the height of the building.
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They also created a ‘revolving door’ syndrome in the sector, with sought-after staff galloping from one company to the next, on the scent of yet another lucrative pay rise.
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This is an embedded documentary, by Emily James, who has placed herself within the ranks of climate change protest groups, following them as they show up at coal-fired power stations and gleaming corporate bank headquarters, supergluing themselves to each other, and to the entrances, and using bike locks to link themselves to stepladders wedged in the revolving doors, and waiting for ITN News to show up.
Just Do It – review
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He talked movingly of the futility of offenders going in and out of prison through a revolving door.
The Sun
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Stepping through the revolving door and across the black and white tiles to our candlelit table in a discreet little alcove, I felt I could have been in Paris.
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The man who has been in charge of the revolving door in the boardroom at Cobham is going himself.
Times, Sunday Times
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In the last decade, we've been urged to be so many different types of man and, in the last month, we feel as if we've been birled at high speed through the revolving door of Harvey Nicks and dumped in the store's scary menswear department.
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And some revolving doors are partitioned into small, individual-sized portions, so that one person goes into each compartment and shuffles round by turn?
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The pair almost become wedged in revolving doors.
The Sun
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The park director position has been a revolving door for seven appointees.
