Sentence examples for handrail to from inspiring English sources

Donald was enjoying himself, pulling on the rope handrail to help.

It's nothing new that North Americans need a handrail to get to Brazilian music.

A brass handrail was mounted on top of the original wooden handrail to make it higher; the original was intentionally low so that the asylum's children could reach it.

One friend, a 40-year-old lawyer, was on the Tube when he reached a certain (now infamous) scene and had to grab a handrail to steady himself for fear of passing out.

The Irish government is not keen to encourage too many visitors to Skellig Michael, which is perhaps why there is no handrail to support your uncertain ascent to the monastery.

Not that this is much of a handrail to hang on to -- she knows that, and so do I -- but it is at least continuous, solid, reliable as a narrative in its turnings and better than no handrail at all".

It would be considered absurd to build a staircase or balcony without putting in a handrail or banister to stop people falling.

Many gyms are decorated with urban costumes, adopting indoor graffiti, scaffolding and handrails to mimic the outdoors.

Mauro has built an elevated wooden walkway with handrails to allow his customers to get into the deeper water without inconvenience.

Another passenger, Steve Hucklesby, used the train's handrails to swing across the debris-strewn carriage after hearing shouts for someone to administer first aid.

I read some mile markers — numbers attached to the handrails — to Megan [in Mission Control], hoping she can help tell me where I am.