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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at the elevator" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It usually indicates a location or position near or in front of an elevator. Example: "Please meet me at the elevator on the third floor."
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I encounter Eduardo at the elevator.
She stared at the elevator doors.
Another juror, a British woman as diffident as Miss Marple, met me at the elevator.
At least, by someone other than the generously proportioned man I'd just spotted at the elevator.
As soon as the last out is made, Layton meets Sheppard at the elevator.
Our awkward moment at the elevator had sexual tension to the point where it was just plain funny (and hot).
"We need our champion in this community," she sighed at the elevator, "and it's not going to be him".
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The line, which started at the elevators, snaked five times and spilled into the main hallway.
A security guard stands sentinel at the elevators, keeping away visitors.
In spite of the stock-market crash in progress, the exhibit was so well attended that the building's other tenants had to fight crowds at the elevators.
The police said that a nephew of Mr. Brown, Kal J. Brown, had met them at the elevators and led them to him.
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