He didn't return to shut the front door of his home.
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" However, during, she was like, "Shut the front door—your wiener is out of bounds!
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The two of you eat quietly, grab your anoraks and having quietly shut the front door behind you, walk together.
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"Shut the front door," host James Corden exclaimed, as fellow guest David Boreanaz suggested Newton picked the wrong month for this undertaking.
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As Dr. Bergen explained, people with religious beliefs often avoid swearing and may use other phrases, like "shut the front door," to replace profanity.
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Maybe you've even played the game of counting how many times Guy Fieri utters one of his trademark sayings like, "Shut the front door!" or "Welcome to Flavortown!" in a single episode.
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Employees quickly shut the front door, closed the blinds and rolled down the shutters, but they weren't fast enough to prevent tear gas from floating into high tea, and while a lone violin played, guests wheezed.
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Socially, both women were respectful of the prevailing religion—Spalding, who has a cheerfully foul mouth, learned to curb it in a place where people routinely say "Shut the front door" and "Oh my heck"—but professionally it presented a problem.
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Once the stage is set, they shoot the security guard, shut the front door, and take all the staff present as hostages. Dev and his assistant force the bank manager to open the safe. As they start looting the safe, another alarm, which Avinash had not revealed to them, goes off. Now, the terrorists find themselves trapped in the bank.
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Hughes (2002), pp. 44–45 When the kidnappers came to Yani's home and told him that he was to be brought before the president, he asked for time to bathe and change his clothes. When this was refused he became angry, slapped one of the kidnapper soldiers, and tried to shut the front door of his house. One of the kidnappers then opened fire, killing the general.
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Ten-year-old Spike has spiky hair, large ears and lives with his ill mother in a caravan. They own an underweight cow named Ruby but they do not live near a grassland so she cannot produce milk. One morning, Spike leaves for school but fails to shut the front door properly, and Ruby watches a brown-tailed creature sneak inside. When school is over, Spike goes to a hairdresser's to sweep trimmed hair off the floor.
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Jeannie, the babysitter of George and Joan's baby, is an average teenager who spends much of her time talking on the phone. She is often called on to look after the baby if they're going out. Jeannie proceeds to leap straight onto the phone just as George and Joan shut the front door, which implies that she is very negligent about her job. Despite this, Jeannie is very kind, friendly, cheerful and rarely loses a smile—except to scold Tom for "bothering the baby", which she thinks he is doing on purpose to annoy her.
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On The King of Queens, Doug Heffernan (the main character played by Kevin James) is known for saying shutty, which is also a variation of the phrase that has since been used by the show's fans. A dysphemism, shut the front door, was used often by Stacy London of TLC's What Not to Wear during the U.S. show's run from 2003–2013. It was also used in an Oreo commercial on American TV in 2011, prompting some parents to object.Nabisco in hot water over Oreo cookie ad , Knoxnews.
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