Sentence examples for on a different floor from inspiring English sources

And from what Work and others told me, it doesn't matter if your relative or loved one is on a different floor: if one of the jail's component parts is broken, the entire system comes to a screeching halt.

He said he would give up the fourth apartment, a one-bedroom on a different floor, which he used as a campaign office.

For one thing, it was on a different floor from mine, in the World Trade Center — adjacent to that of the Port Authority's executive director.

Shane, unless her three cat boxes are pristine — two must be bare, one filled with litter, each on a different floor of the house — wets the cork floor in the dining room.

He would pay $800 a month if the landlord would let him move into an identical apartment on a different floor that was about to be gutted, and would let him influence the renovation.

He'd been on a different floor.

(He died shortly before she was born). She returns to the Berns office at 1650 Broadway, the Manhattan building where, incidentally, much of Beautiful takes place--on a different floor.

Assisted GPS can lose much of its accuracy due to ceilings, walls, and other obstructions, while cellular techniques don't even come close to making the grade: a 120-meter error range may let you spot a flashing restaurant sign down a city block, but even a five-meter miss in a skyscraper could put a user on a completely different floor.

The kitchen was cut off from the rest of the apartment, a warren of rooms that inexplicably lacked doors; we had no hot water, even in the dead of winter; the restrooms, if three squatters separated by half-walls could be called that, were not only on the opposite side of the hall but on an entirely different floor.

Emma Stone looked beautiful, but would have looked even better standing on a different coloured flooring.

BACK in the days when Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir were an item, they lived for a time on different floors of the Hôtel Mistral near the Montparnasse Cemetery in Paris.