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The phrase "about the elevator" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics, information, or inquiries related to an elevator.
Example: "I have some questions about the elevator in our building, particularly regarding its maintenance schedule."
Alternatives: "concerning the elevator" or "regarding the elevator".
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I'm not really thinking about the elevator.
The police came.' " ANOTHER night, a woman asked about the elevator to the mezzanine.
The last complaint to the city about the elevator was in 1996, he said.
"Oh," he said, and then added, when asked about the elevator situation: "I have no official comment".
Everyone heard a rumor about the elevator that was stopped by emergency brakes after going into a free fall.
Tells about the sleeping elevator operator, & about the elevator starting off without the operator who had to run up five floors to catch it.
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When they returned to the public space, Schrager ordered coffee and then, on his phone, shouted at someone about the elevator-override system.
Housing Authority officials declined to answer questions about the elevators at Kingsborough Extension.
Tells about boarding the elevator at the 18th floor and, at the 15th being joined by an elderly gentleman.
MOVING your worldly possessions to a new home is always fraught with potential complications, but in New York City, seemingly simple tasks like packing, parking and unloading are complicated by street-cleaning regulations, unexpectedly narrow doorways and rules about using the elevator.
Leland Skjervem, 75, a retired farmer whose Norwegian immigrant grandfather settled in Whitman in the 1880's, said the community center shut down about four years ago, the elevator eight years ago, the school 10 years ago and long before that four bars and two general stores.
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