Sentence examples for elevator passenger from inspiring English sources

After she sneezes, a fellow elevator passenger gives her a cautious look.

Supposedly, if an elevator passenger simultaneously presses the "door close" button and the button for the floor he is trying to reach, he can override the requests of other passengers and of people waiting for the elevator on other floors.

Inspectors from the city's Buildings Department were examining the elevator yesterday to piece together the events and determine the cause of the plunge, which slightly injured Ms. Petersen, of Jamaica, Queens, and the other elevator passenger, Joseph Mesoraca, of Long Island.

"His feet go down, and now he's right about to his hips," Mr. Swerrie said, describing a typical elevator passenger's actions after forcing open the doors.

And nontraditional approaches, like Pioneer's pitches to captive elevator passengers, continued to proliferate.

It's not a misplaced worry, since some of their fellow elevator passengers worry about it, too.

Specifically, multiple sensor devices consisting of RFID, video, and floor sensors are used together to detect the candidate elevator passengers' behavior before they push the elevator call button.

This incrementalism has been ridiculed as "half pregnant" policy [ 3] reflecting neo-Dickensian occupational health values whereby bar and casino staff are denied legal protections that are enshrined in law for all other indoor workers, restaurant staff and patrons, the relatively transient passengers of public transport and even elevator passengers.

One of the resulting videos, titled "Montage No. 3," offers a range of brutal acts committed in elevators: passengers are stabbed, women are sexually assaulted, girlfriends are struck, dogs are kicked, strangers are robbed.

A dozen people were trapped in stalled elevators, passengers were left searching for exits in darkened underground Metro stations, and a building full of Department of Energy employees and the main campus of the University of Maryland closed their doors.

On March 23 , 1857 he installed the first safety elevator for passenger service in the store of E.V. Haughwout & Co. in New York City.