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And the constant climbing from one floor to the next?
As he passed from one floor to the next, the day grew brighter.
Car assembly began on the bottom floor, and the vehicles progressed to a fuller state of finish up a series of ramps from one floor to the next until they reached the building's top level.
To navigate from one floor to the next, you can use the beautifully lit stairs, but to roam from the lower levels to the upper levels, you're probably going to have to hop on an elevator.
We went from one floor to the next, looking, pressing the button on his key, listening for a sound that was not there.
The architects ran through questions and complications not addressed in Slimane's original sketches: for example, how to keep the structure from falling down, and how to get people from one floor to the next.
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"There's no relief, no landscaping, just the repetitiveness of windows, one floor to the next".
No pedestrian can walk through walls or jump from one floor to another when considering a building with different floor-levels.
Through the parlor, writing room and card room, I kept my eyes on the strips of oriental carpet that led the way from one polished floor to the next.
As his clinical condition worsens, the main character (Mr. Inzerna) is moved from the first floor to the next one, up to the seventh floor, where he eventually dies.
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