Sentence examples for carry downstairs from inspiring English sources

Lady Cubitt asked her husband to carry downstairs at the Governor's House, a large and expensive vase that she greatly cherished.

She took her coat and scarf from the hooks in the passage and carried downstairs the black plastic bag in which she'd collected the wastepaper.

As he watched the coffin being carried downstairs and listened to a family argument die down, Leigh tells Yentob he suddenly thought it would make a great film.

When the corpse was finally carried downstairs, an arm snagged on the banister and bounced to the floor, making "a terrible soft sound like the leg being sucked off a cooked chicken".

And of course — it goes without saying — I will always come into your bed early on Saturday morning, jump up and down, hit you and myself with pillows until I collapse, exhausted, and need to be carried downstairs for cartoon-watching.

I took in my arms and carried downstairs glorious loads of fantastically attractive volumes: Maria Sibylla Merian's (1647-1717) lovely plates of Surinam insects, and Esper's noble "Die Schmetterlinge" (Erlangen, 1777), and Boisduval's "Icones Historiques de Lépidoptères Nouveaux ou Peu Connus" (Paris, 1832).

She said from about the age of eight she would be carried downstairs and injected by members of staff.

The staff members gathered in the museum gallery as the moment came for their loved one to be carried downstairs.

The prosecutor added that based on the detained waiters' testimony, the attack went down inside the bar and Malcolm's body was later carried downstairs and left on the sidewalk in front of a gay club next door.

The prosecutor added that based on the detained waiters' testimony, the attack went down inside the bar, and Malcolm's body was later carried downstairs and left on the sidewalk in front of a gay club next door.

The 'strain'-group was carried downstairs from a third floor flat and taken into an ambulance for an emergency transport.