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beat a path to somebody's door

Author: Maheedhar Kaki Member Level: Gold Points: 4 (Rs 4)

Meaning: 1)to be eager to buy or obtain something from someone.
2) people turning up in large numbers.

Sample Usage

I tried to sell my house by giving an advertisement in the local paper, but i didn't have a lot of people beating a path to my door.

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