| In spite of being dumber than a doornail, the minister immediately picked up on it. |
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| He simply walked on by, cutting me as dead as a doornail, and shot into his house. |
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| Don't ask me what has happened in the interim, but the whole issue seems to be as dead as the proverbial doornail just now. |
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| If we'd lost it this estate would have been dead as a doornail. |
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| He merely just flopped back on the floor, now dead as a doornail. |
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| Bethany is dumb as a doornail, and seems to bore Don about as much as his high-profile clients do. |
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| A doornail was a large-headed nail or bolt with which long-ago carpenters studded doors to strengthen and decorate them. |
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| You will therefore permit me to repeat, emphatically, that Marley was as dead as a doornail. |
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| The saying dead as a doornail is still dead as a doornail: Whatever a doornail might be or was, long lost in the dark, The dark, the dark — not always deepest before dawn, Pal. |
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| Something similar applies to the doornail dumbness of robots. |
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| We finally found John's cat run over in the next road. It was as dead as a doornail. |
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| How can we justify that the council pays out when town is as dead as a doornail. |
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| The first group believes that the two-state solution is dead as a doornail. |
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| Starting their first innings with only 62 overs left in the match, and the contest and their season dead as a doornail, Warwickshire's batting predictably lacked intensity. |
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| For most companies, once a webinar is over it is as dead as a doornail. |
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| There will always be those who are racially prejudiced, but legal institutional racism of the kind that existed in the past is dead as a doornail. |
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| Dead as a Doornail opens with Jason experiencing his first full moon as a werepanther. |
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