Sentence examples for of a handrail from inspiring English sources
"I once saw a dude get knocked out at the bottom of a handrail, so whoever went right behind him had to avoid the carcass laying there on the ground".
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".
Y. Takahashi et al. [10] reported the development of a Handrail which can propel the center of gravity of Parkinson subjects forward to assist standing-up motion.
In the "uses arms to complete step-ups test," participants were asked to step up or down one step, with or without use of a handrail.
The KFS rates the patient's ability to walk and climb stairs, also with a maximum score of 100 points attained by walking an unlimited distance without aids and climbing stairs without the use of a handrail [ 22].
It's not just a set of stairs or a handrail, it's something you can have fun with.
But the late-Victorian surge of stories told just for children's pleasure – Little Women, Black Beauty, Treasure Island, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, Little Lord Fauntleroy, Kidnapped, King Solomon's Mines – were illustrated as a matter of course, to give young readers a handrail of comprehension through the text and help them imagine what Blind Pew or the March sisters looked like.
In Row 37, at the top of the aisle between Sections 101 and 103 of the Rutgers football stadium, small pieces of broken concrete rested on the steps at the base of a metal handrail.
The effects of a simplified handrail on the separated shear flow near leading edge and on the vortex-induced oscillation are investigated by several wind tunnel experiments, by use of flow visualization, to observe aerodynamic behavior and pressure distribution around the deck surface.
He descended 23 steps, one of them badly chipped, with a handrail whose paint was scratched and, in the gloomy basement, walked through a plain wooden door.
Besides the wall, its ceramic stripped away at the base of a street-level staircase, a handrail was mangled, unhinged from the stairs and tumbling onto the mezzanine, with branches clinging to its bars.
