Sentence examples for external staircase from inspiring English sources
An external staircase leads to a flat, open roof, where the Russian-speaking squatters often congregated.
The original entrance was over a drawbridge, but today you climb an external staircase into the Great Hall with its wall hangings, heavy oak furniture and roaring fire.
The space was unimposing — adjacent to a pigeon coop and up a steep external staircase — but the Songlei Musical Theater Ensemble's talent and intensity of purpose were unmistakable.
The smallest bedroom currently functions as an intimate living area; it has a closet and a small balcony with an external staircase to the ground level.
A wing of the second floor could be converted into a separate two-room apartment with its own kitchen and an external staircase.
The second level, which is reached only by an external staircase, has prominent arched windows and a 180-square-foot wraparound veranda with views of the Caribbean.
He pointed out the cafeteria, which, like the external staircases, had been fashioned from temporary scaffolding.
They originally had external staircases and were grouped around a communal courtyard and well.
The famous external staircases of the Lloyd's building were redesigned in steel after the sinking of the Sir Galahad supply ship in the Falklands war was partly blamed on the flammability of its aluminium superstructure, while glazed staircases on Leadenhall were scrapped after the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center in New York.
The two principal entrances to the mansion in the centre of both the north and south facades were accessed by external staircases, originally a single broad flight on the north side and a double staircase on the south.
