A placard placed in the elevators at the University of Texas at Austin reads: Emergency Instructions The failure of an elevator naturally causes inconvenience to passengers confined within elevator cars.
The New Yorker, September 25 , 1971P. 40 A placard placed in the elevators at the University of Texas at Austin reads: Emergency Instructions The failure of an elevator naturally causes inconvenience to passengers confined within elevator cars.
By Ruth Greenstein and John McCarten The New Yorker, September 25 , 1971P. 40 A placard placed in the elevators at the University of Texas at Austin reads: Emergency Instructions The failure of an elevator naturally causes inconvenience to passengers confined within elevator cars.
At times, you can become confused about which way is up, and some of the music should have been confined to an elevator.
As each performer puts on makeup, drinks coffee or pretends to sell fruit, a pump pushes up to 3,500 gallons of water into their tank in less than a minute, creating an effect rather like a flash-flood – if that flood were confined to an elevator.
It was like being confined in a broken elevator for 12 hours with someone from the office whom you've always vaguely respected but never spoken to at length; discovering that you have everything in common; and realising by the time the doors slide open that you're going to spend the rest of your lives together.
Yet Pio is also an unworldly kid who panics in the confined space of an elevator or in a high-speed train.
Moreover, given that elevators are confined spaces and have limited air circulation, students most likely agreed that they should be smoke-free so as to respect non-smokers' wishes in breathing in clean air.
Under the police proposal, the Fire Department would be the lead agency only at fires, stuck elevators, rescues in confined spaces and impalements.
Although more confined and longer wait times for the elevators than anyone would expect, the luxury of the ten-floor high rise had an astounding view of the Washington Monument.
Previous writers, however, have confined most of their harangues to the maligned Student Center elevators.
