Sentence examples for elevator carriage from inspiring English sources
Passengers stuck inside an elevator will generally try to force open the elevator carriage's doors, open the shaft door, and then slide on their stomach, feet first, out of the carriage and onto the floor below.
Ultimately the women become so panicked that they tore away the elevator gates on the floor landing and tried to ride to safety on the top of the elevator carriage.
Officials and lawyers for Mrs. Kliman point to a malfunction in the elevator, unrelated to what caused the carriage to stall, in explaining Dr. Kliman's death.
The New Yorker, October 9, 1954 P. 28 Territorial Intelligence: On the escalator of Liberty House, the largest department store in Honolulu, is a sign that says, "Persons with pets, baby carriages or bare feet, please use the elevator".
Without entering the off-limits corridor marked "Employees Only," visitors can stand at the portal and observe, back near the elevator, a swath of the remnant of the station's northern carriage drive.
"He was a humble man and was willing to help at any capacity; helping people to their seats, moms with their baby carriages or the elderly in and out of our elevator".
They sit above an elevator's internal doors and prevent them from being opened more than four inches when the carriage is traveling or stuck between floors.
Door restrictors force passengers who are trapped inside a stalled elevator to wait for help, protecting them from deadly risks that are not easily understood from inside the carriage.
The $18 million project also involved installing new mechanical systems, two elevators and high-tech wiring as well as cutting windows from the building's eastern facade, which overlooks landmark carriage houses.
The elevator had been inspected one month earlier, and if an elevator is up to California code, it should not be humanly possible to escape unassisted from a carriage that is stalled between floors.
