Sentence examples for downstairs would be from inspiring English sources

Well, sure, maybe downstairs would be better.

Downstairs would be my mother's responsibility.

If our national political and legal life were reduced to "Upstairs, Downstairs," he would be the imperturbable butler who runs the household.

And meanwhile, downstairs, we would be serving movie stars and politicians and the regular clientele.

He told us we had to because his friends were waiting for us downstairs and they would be following us on our way to the airport".

Even in the early days, I could go downstairs and Michael Gambon would be there and Trevor Nunn would be passing through – all these giants of theatre, just sitting around having tea and talking.

The rental agency's rep would be downstairs, waiting for me to let her in.

"Maybe if it was The New York Times," she said, "he would be downstairs more quicker".

For example, suppose you were to tell a random stranger, "The cat is downstairs". Chances are she would be puzzled even though any English-speaking person could understand the semantic meaning of those words.

My mother would be downstairs listening to the books being read and hear something crashing and booming and come running up to find out the emergency.

A dispatcher called at 8 a.m. to say a bus would be downstairs in five minutes.