revolving door

The fact that the principal position has become a revolving door, preventing any one leader from gaining traction and exerting a consistent presence at the school.

Hiring is important, she said, but those new hires may head back through the revolving door if they find themselves in a culture that doesn’t support them.

Reid’s sense of pacing is sublime as she introduces and dispenses with a revolving door of characters to approximate the chaos of a rager where sloshed A-listers couple up in the closets and waiters pass trays of cocaine.

Their efforts have opened a revolving door between public and private interests.

The revolving door of leadership at Lincoln is nothing new to southeastern San Diego community members.

His last few years have been a revolving door of corruption, scandal, resignation, and reinstatement.

That revolving-door thing is a cancer at the heart of American democracy.

Rich defendant, revolving door attorneys, last-minute plea deals… cue the brooding theme music and time-lapse photography.

A revolving door of employees is getting furloughed … and then un-furloughed … and then re-furloughed again.

She said the rescue center has quickly become a revolving door for people who are hoping to reunite with their pets.

The damp cold of a March night closed chillingly around the two, as they passed through the revolving door into the street.

An instant later the party was feeding itself into the inappeasable hopper of the revolving door, and so disappeared.

Fearful that he would address me if I delayed longer I gathered courage anew and entered through a most alarming revolving door.

Joan, feeling safe in the revolving door, watched while Tim approached the stamp window.

As far as he knew, no one but Helen, Doctor Bimble and himself was aware of the existence of the revolving door, and the tunnel.