door-to-door

A Southern California couple who lost their French bulldog have gone to great lengths over the last two months to find the pooch, resorting to bloodhounds, animal psychics, cash rewards and door-to-door canvasing.

To try to persuade voters who feel the same, both parties are relying on door-to-door campaigning efforts by allied get-out-the-vote groups.

“When representatives of the British government previously sought to go door-to-door in America, it did not end well for them,” it read.

This summer, as she and other researchers went door-to-door, she worried about the children she saw attempting to beat the heat.

They said in the lawsuit that they thought the gunman was going door-to-door, killing tenants, prompting them to secure their doors with furniture and crawl into closets and bathtubs for safety.