doorstep

Preposition: of

• city: This is performance art with a mission to dump state terrorism on the doorsteps of the inner city.
• town: Poverty was never far from the doorsteps of the other market towns.

Possessives

• customer: This means it is as fresh as possible when it arrives on the customer's doorstep.
• people: High volumes of fast traffic lead to traffic hell on people's own doorsteps.
• someone: You don't want to turn up on someone's doorstep to find they've run off to Spain for the week!
• everyone: Millenium events are not just happening in the Dome, but can be found on everyone's doorstep, " he said.
• city: Miss the match The vast expanse of the Black Forest is on the city's doorstep with its lakes, hiking trails and castles.

Adjective modifier

• own: Here on their own bloody doorstep - People want to picket now.
• front: There was the parcel sitting on the front doorstep.
• very: These truths lie on the very doorstep of our holy religion.
• back: The Highlands in miniature, and on the very back doorstep of the main urban centers of Scotland.

Modifies a noun

• selling: However, we do publish four: Doorstep selling - know your rights Looking for work at home?
• lender: On average, a six month loan of £ 100 from a doorstep lender will have a total repayment of £ 160.
• skiing: Doorstep skiing - the T bar is just outside the window!
• recycling: Labor has promised a doorstep recycling service to every home by 2010!
• salesman: I opened the door to find a doorstep salesman there.
• seller: Q: We sometimes get doorstep sellers calling - how can I prevent this?

Noun used with modifier

• battlebus: Union battlebus doorsteps BSkyB BECTU is offering advice and recruiting members at BSkyB's Osterley base.
• hotel: Scottish history can be found both on the hotels doorstep at Huntingtower Castle and within east driving.
• offering: I want to see every local authority offering doorstep recycling to take advantage of these new markets.