side-door

When the train arrived at Glen Ellen, in the Valley of the Moon, it was Harley Kennan himself, at the side-door of the baggage-car, who caught hold of Michael and swung him to the ground.

CHAPTER XXXV 2010

He pulled open the side-door of an empty box-car and awkwardly and laboriously climbed in.

THE APOSTATE 2010

Well, I took my handful of copy paper down to the railroad yards (for local color), dangled my legs from a side-door Pullman, which is another name for a box-car, and ran off the stuff.

Local Color 2010

Meanwhile, financier Nat Rothschild is in the process of bringing a second emerging-market business to London via a side-door listing.

The FTSE 100: From Blue Chip to Fool's Gold Andrew Peaple 2011

Scarcely had the two boys dropped from the side-door of the box-car, and before they had made a score of steps along the narrow way between the train and the abyss, than the train began to move.

CHAPTER V 2010

Executives have said they have been working with the major search engines to limit the frequency of side-door visits so readers can't game the system.

New York Times to Launch Pay Wall March 28 Russell Adams 2011

He pulled open the side-door of an empty box-car and awkwardly and laboriously climbed in.

THE APOSTATE: written by Jack London 2010

In 2007 the Museum of Modern Art in New York organised an exhibition with great impact, titled The Painter's Etchings, Freud's place in postwar art history admitted through a side-door rather than placed in the canon.

Lucian Freud obituary 2011

So Clay-Randolph takes a wad of copy paper down to the railroad yards and its side-door Pullmans and writes a story, not forgetting a certain police court judge named Sol Glenhart, "the most notorious in local trampdom ...."

“And must I. . .who am weary, travel always your trail until I die?” 2008

When we got to the Castle I followed Hutton smartly through a side-door, up some back-stairs, and along to heavy double doors where a burly civilian was standing guard; I gave my whiskers a martial twitch as he opened the door, and stepped briskly in.

Fiancée 2010