Sentence examples for look downstairs from inspiring English sources
"You used to be able to pay a dollar and go look downstairs on the boat and all this sort of stuff to help them raise money, and I made Mum and Dad drag me around".
For other distractions, simply look downstairs to the mall's cinema, bowling alley, day-spa, gym and late-night bars – plus, of course, all manner of shops selling anything you might have forgotten to pack.
I went for a look downstairs and saw the bartender light a fire in the pub's stone fireplace as locals began streaming in -- it was Friday night, after all.
What started as an explicitly British farmhouse look — downstairs gone upstairs — has become the international currency of aspiration: wooden-handled gardening tools, tarred jute twine, rough linen, open shelving, hand-thrown pottery, wildflowers, plenty of between-the-wars sunlight.
If I were looking downstairs, Bed, Bath & Beyond or Williams-Sonoma.
Most visitors, when I looked, headed downstairs.
The dog came up to check on me and took one look and went downstairs again.
"You and that lady downstairs look like those people from 'Bonnie and Clyde,' not the stars but the other ones.
Large mustard-colored booths downstairs look out over a shiny sushi bar, a floating staircase and a school of polypropylene fish suspended from the ceiling.
Also well worth a look in the downstairs studio at Hampstead is Tim Price's For Once, a beautifully written and acted account of a family in crisis, produced by Pentabus.
Picture this: you wake up on a relaxing summer morning, amble downstairs, look out your window and see a person strolling down your street.
