Sentence examples for going up steps from inspiring English sources
Lidia Kelly (@LidKelly) A guy in white shirt going up steps onto the plane.
Patients learning to walk again will be able to practice going up steps that lead to an inviting pergola.
One of her best-known innovations was the "dog leash" skirt, which came about because she was constantly holding her skirt going up steps in her country home in Briarcliff, N.Y.
His disease was swearing and he got wrought up mainly about the Giants baseball games on television, and the commercials that went with them, especially one for Knickerbocker beer that showed a drum major going up steps with his knees high.
But when I'm going up steps, I move like a rusty robot on a weak joint.
QOL research is most often interested in individual evaluation: e.g., that an individual rated going up steps as difficult, even if she performed well against some external standard or expectation.
I show her how to lift up the front with her fingertips as she goes up steps, and she gifts me with that smile again; grinning right into my eyes with her own.
One five-bedroom house had an elevator, "which was cool because our parents are not spring chickens, and they wouldn't have to go up steps," Mrs. Allen said.
By Lionel White and Robert M. Coates The New Yorker, January 11 , 1930P. 11 Go up steps of any of houses in Stanton Street, in Chrystie Street, or Forsythe Street, near Second Avenue and you will find tea house.
The New Yorker, January 11 , 1930P. 11 Go up steps of any of houses in Stanton Street, in Chrystie Street, or Forsythe Street, near Second Avenue and you will find tea house.
