lie at one's door in English

wait at the doorstep, at your own risk

Use "lie at ones door" in a sentence

1. At (one's) Command Among one's available resources or skills

2. My car is lie at anchor.

3. The tall one's gawking at me and the short one's being very droll.

4. Teens who lie Compulsively or pathologically will lie habitually, often for no reason at all

5. I like to lie in at weekends.

6. Lie groups lie at the intersection of two fundamental fields of mathematics: algebra and geometry.

7. They lie down at every street corner*

8. Adoors (not comparable) At the door , or through the door

9. What does Adoors mean? At the door; of the door

10. 12 At what depth does the wreck lie?

11. 24 At what depth does the wreck lie?

12. They appear to lie at a higher altitude.

13. Me at a loss to cool one's temper.

14. Leslie, someone's at the door.

15. Someone tapped at the door.

16. Who's tapping at the door?

17. Lie Algebras are closely related to Lie groups, which are groups that are also smooth manifolds: any Lie group gives rise to a Lie algebra, which is its tangent space at the identity

18. Daniella hammered at the door.

19. Cultural distinctions lie at the heart of these issues.

20. Do you lie awake at night fearing my gash?

21. Biblical writings lie at the root of Western culture.

22. Turning the back-door key, she looked longingly at the lavatory door.

23. The postman delivers mail from door to door at four every afternoon.

24. I can't lie the third time at any price.

25. But we must not drift or lie at anchor .